recover wav files from SD-Card

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Gerhard Wolf - 09 Oct 2003 20:23 GMT

Hi,

i have some accidently deleted wav-files on a SD-Card.
I Can access the Card as a Drive in the XP-Explorer.
I tried tools like FinalRecovery 1.21, and Recover my Files.
this tools can show me correctly the files i want to recover but
i don't want to spend 35 or 75 for a tool which can present
me this files and after i purchased them get a "sorry but..."-message.

are there other tools to recover this WAV-Files ??

PLEASE HELP these files are important to me.

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Jeff Richards - 10 Oct 2003 05:15 GMT

The utilities that you have mentioned, or similar, will usually provide a
guarantee that if they can see the files they can recover them. That's why
they give you the demo version.
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Jeff Richards
MS MVP W95/W98

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Joep - 10 Oct 2003 10:25 GMT

Hi,

You can try if you're running Windows 98/ME:

Download DiskPatch demo > run diskpatch.exe to extract files to folder you
specify > run dp.exe from this folder > if the drive letter for the card is
detected select it > see if your deleted files are there > select the files
and copy them.

* Note about the abililty for the DiskPatch demo to run in Windows 98: The
undelete feature is fully functional in the demo, however it is not
supported. The only reason why DiskPatch (which is a DOS program) acts like
a Windows 32 bit program in Windows 9x/ME is because we thought it is nicer
than just displaying an error message.*

Good luck,
Joep

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DiskPatch - MBR, Partition, boot sector repair and recovery.
iRecover - FAT, FAT32 and NTFS data recovery.
MBRtool - Freeware MBR backup and restore.

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