This has happened for the second time in under three months
Last time I was able to recover all my music folder that is ~230GB roughly around 25,000 songs...
so im running undelete recuva and it's only able to recover ~7500 songs!
Maybe getbackdata for ntfs will be able to recover more but doubt it since I put some files on that formatted drive and as I understand thats bad since sectors are being overwritten?
anyhow. I have 5 HDD. One is 128GB, 1TB, 300GB and 2x250GB.
And I always have to format the wrong drive between the 250gb's hdds
I always have to mix them up when I format due to same size ><
and i was not even drunk
Maybe getbackdata for ntfs will be able to recover more but doubt it since I put some files on that formatted drive and as I understand thats bad since sectors are being overwritten?
I think that's exactly how it works. Ouch!
With quick format files aren't being physically deleted from disk. However, once overwritten lots of data gets lost so it maybe very difficult to recover anything.
But I'm no expert so hopefully I might be wrong.
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I have 1TB + 2TB external drives and I never unintentionally fomat anything. The only times I could fuck up was the begining of 2000 where everything was CDs and sometimes when computer didnt read a RW disc properly I would erase precious data. Otherwise you are a very distrait person.
How do you accidentally format the wrong drive ? I mean, except for the obvious answer: being drunk, high, etc. but really - you go to the right drive, right click the drive name and choose format - you can actually SEE the drive's content this way.
How do you accidentally format the wrong drive ? I mean, except for the obvious answer: being drunk, high, etc. but really - you go to the right drive, right click the drive name and choose format - you can actually SEE the drive's content this way.
With 5 HDD's and about 10 partitions is quite hard.
I got Xbox 360 JTAG that day, I was moving folders left and right to empty one of those 250GB HDD's. I also took out drive with music, put it to docking station and connected other drive to PC. I formatted it. Then swap those HDD's again but then I dont know what happened. I had 250GB empty drive connected to PC with name XBOX, So I just have somehow formatted HDD labeled as MUSIC...
Ehh, it was pretty hectic was I was excited for JTAG! And only had one beer!
With 5 HDD's and about 10 partitions is quite hard.
Sorry, but no.
Name all of your partitions (most programs will display their name when you're about to format it), check the partition letter, check it's size or as last resort double and/or triple check that that IS the partition you intend to format.
Besides, based on your posts I still think that it was a case of teh drunik.
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i guess thouth if without a legit key the installation was rolling back we are all fucking then
well, i might have added few extra xD, but yea, i have windows, my stuff, games, tvshows, anime, music, another drive is named after me with random stuff in it
i only look at drive size while formatting, and those two happen to have same about of storage.
But I only have partition with 1 TB & 300GB hdd's, the two 20gb's have no partition are just named Music and other one is Anime.
I wasn't drunk..just must have been really disctracted ehh
I recovered some music but they are without folders and they just sit in one folder, don't even know how to start putting them back where they belong by genre and then artist >>
Why do you keep everything on a drive in the first place? All the music is available online, streaming, legal anyways. Plug in your mobile device, one of your zillion computers or your regular desktop and you have access to your music. Can't get much handier than that
All the music is available online, streaming, legal anyways.
Mainstream genres maybe.
I don't know, I find that every obscure start up musician has a youtube page nowadays. But the real reason why to keep them on the drive, is because online sources have low quality.
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I mean, except for the obvious answer: being drunk, high, etc. but really - you go to the right drive, right click the drive name and choose format - you can actually SEE the drive's content this way.
