I will use a USB stick on which I have the following files: Screenshot - Windows Explorer, Test File List It is difficult to present the application further without having an example of use, which is why I suggest that you go into the heart of the subject with a specific case.
It is entirely in English I did not try to find out if there was a translation into French. Screenshot - PhotoRec, console presentation The PhotoRec application can be accessed in the directory. Its installation is simple: simply unzip the ZIP file in the directory of your choice. PhotoRec can be downloaded via the link below. : the associated TestDisk tool will not be presented here although it was very useful to make my disc again “visible” by Ubuntu before using PhotoRec. The operation remains the same with the Ubuntu version (Linux 2.4.x or 2.6.x). I will introduce, in the following paragraphs, a simple use of PhotoRec Windows version. I have recently experienced a “crash” fatal disk for my system since boot areas have been altered to the point that a OS restoration could not unfold completely without crashing.įortunately, I had my USB external hard drive with Ubuntu 9.04 installed (my Portable PC is “USB bootable”) and I discovered the “PhotoRec” tool with which I was able to recover some files that I had left on my desktop (by lazy because they are usually still on another disk).
Who hasn't at least once deleted a file permanently by mistake and then pester against this wrong manipulation? Who didn't have at least once a USB stick or camera memory card on which all the files had “disappeared”? Presentation
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