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Hello guys,
I need some help, I have to formatted my all hard drive.
Now how can i retrieve my all data.
and second one if I delete any file from my recycle bin how can i retrieve my file from recycle bin .
thanks.
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There is a free version available there. Maybe that will help.
When data is deleted, it is simply marked as free space which means that the OS can write over it. If you've reinstalled your OS then chances are, that you'v lost some of that data, but maybe not all of it. If the data that you need has already been written over, then you need to call somebody and pay them to restore your data for you. But I would only recommend doing that if you really really needed it.
Data recovery is only limited by the amount of time and money you are willing to invest into the project. If you send me the hard disk drive and $500,000, I can submit it to be taken apart in a clean room and examined under a scanning electron microscope. In a few months, that will be able to recover approximately the last one to ten versions the raw bit values were on the hard disk drive. I am guessing that the data that you lost is not worth that much, so to a lesser extent, you can purchase a generic undelete program that can search for information marked as free space and that program will simply remark that space as a file, or spend a bit more money on a program that will make an educated guess on the last value exact bits were holding on the hard disk drive.