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  • #13504
    Shane Gowland
    Keymaster

    Hi Richard,

    I tried to respond to this yesterday, but the email address you gave didn’t work.

    What was the folder you deleted this files from? System Ninja will not remove files from important directories unless specifically instructed to.

    You may need to use a file recovery tool like Recuva to get the deleted files back.

    Regards,

    Shane

    #13506
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Thanks Shane

     

    Going slowly mad a problem I didnm’t need

     

    it is a 1 TB storage parttiton drived , it is a newish drive so no problems there , have been using this method for over 2 years worked fine all the old folders are intact it just looks as though somehow alot of the files have dissapeared what other reason could account for this recuva seems to find alot but alot are random files so this ends in a mess , no recovery to old version no avail;able tried this , is there a relatively simple solution i am missing , a data recover scan did show them up but it was a paid version and didn’t let me dod anything alos using ashampoo system cleaner and Cleaner but usually these do very little and stay with them on the C Drive I have my OS , I usually collect files on desktop and migrate them to 1TB for storage .

     

    The screen shot is of the folders when i click on each folder one or two files how up where there were hundreds before

     

    Any help at tracking a solution down would be great

    #13509
    Shane Gowland
    Keymaster

    What are the file extensions of the deleted files? Unless they were .tmp, and you specifically targeted this directory, System Ninja would not have touched them.

    A deep scan with Recuva is probably the most effective way to recover any files. There’s really no simple solution to restoring your files unless you have a backup elsewhere.

    #13512
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I think I must have done that .

    did see this file direct i’d incluede have excluded it now but too late .

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