1) turn off your computer. The more you use it, the more
likely you will overwrite the files in the lost portions
2) Plug the hard drive into another computer. or boot from another
drive on the same computer. just don't boot from the
drive that has your lost files on it.
3) Try a utility program such as Data Rescue II
to see if it can locate any lost files and find out
if they can be salvaged.
Rocky
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Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2008 23:56:24 EST
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OK, I messed up
I accidentally deleted a folder with lots of sub folders and files.
Not in the recycle bin.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, John
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