zip files, executables, Word documents and movies are useless to me. It also only offers common file extensions such as. With damaged partitions: NTFS and I'm unsure if Lazesoft is finding the files I needed.

I'm not sure how to find them through the Lazesoft BootCD. I am right now using Lazesoft Recovery Suite, which I read uses a later version of TestDisk and/or PhotoRec. That doesn't seem to have the features of ver. Did you mean dislike? Photorec from Hiren's BootCD is an old 2012 version Hiren's OS mirrors such as MiniWinXP and Linux don't seem to recognize the drive such as finding familiar files or point to it's 1TB location, and neither does Ubuntu booted from another USB.Īs i understand you dislake what photorec from hiren's cd recovered files to ramdrive disk? I have come here for both of these programs because it seems they're the only ones that recognize this corrupted harddrive with an entire family's worth of important information on it. I would rather be able to save to my external 1TB Toshiba harddrive, one that's fairly empty. However, saving that drive resulted in pointing to r:/ where the testdisc.exe and. I was able to bring those up, the 1TB drive was detected as I recognize the size and memory space taken. Hiren's boot CD does load from USB and contains a 2012 version of TestDisk/PhotoRec. I'm fairly certain I'm doing something wrong, not knowing how to boot TestDisk and PhotoRec from USB. When I try running the USB from the MSI screen (motherboard B75MA-p45), it throws up the error 'No detectable partition in table'.

I'm unsure about the download for the Windows 64-bit because of the part that says 'use only on programs lacking Wow64'. I believe the old computer ran on Windows 64-bit, as it had a Programs(圆4) folder. After that wouldn't run from USB on the bad computer, I tried the Windows link files to USB after clearing it first. From the download page <-I have tried first the DOS/WinX link to move all files from the opened. The HD in question is a 1TB Western Digital Caviar Blue.

We are an entire family that has all of our data on this hard drive with sudden corrupted sectors. I had no idea there was a forum until I later navigated to the bottom of one of the instructional pages. Apologies for personally emailing Christophe Grenier.

Cgsecurity photorec