I threw a folder away a couple days ago and now I want it back
I'm on a mac g5 os 10.whatever's newest
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QUOTE(john arcara @ December 15 2006, 04:30 PM) [snapback]31992[/snapback]
I threw a folder away a couple days ago and now I want it back
I'm on a mac g5 os 10.whatever's newest
I'm on a mac g5 os 10.whatever's newest
if it's still in your trash, just drag it and drop it on the desktop.
Candy
No i emptied it 
Sorry, I think it's gone.
step 1 don't save anything at this point, you may write over the data that is still there but has been flagged as available to write over.
step 2 get an external hard drive right now, run there, now!
step 3 copy the contents of this drive to the new drive.
step 4, use file salvage
http://www.subrosasoft.com/OSXSoftware/ind...p;products_id=1
step 5 swear, drink, sweat and cry while it does it's job. Hopefully you'll be able to get the files you need back
step 6 use that new external drive as a daily external backup. This happened to me 19 months ago and Im still haunted by all the work that was lost.
step 2 get an external hard drive right now, run there, now!
step 3 copy the contents of this drive to the new drive.
step 4, use file salvage
http://www.subrosasoft.com/OSXSoftware/ind...p;products_id=1
step 5 swear, drink, sweat and cry while it does it's job. Hopefully you'll be able to get the files you need back
step 6 use that new external drive as a daily external backup. This happened to me 19 months ago and Im still haunted by all the work that was lost.
QUOTE(john arcara @ December 15 2006, 04:30 PM) [snapback]31992[/snapback]
I threw a folder away a couple days ago and now I want it back
I'm on a mac g5 os 10.whatever's newest
I'm on a mac g5 os 10.whatever's newest
If you have the newest OSX then you can go back in time cant you?
Wasn't that a feature they were promoting?
(Sorry, I rarely use my mac
did I say that?)
QUOTE(bradknapp.com @ December 15 2006, 05:48 PM) [snapback]32004[/snapback]
step 1 don't save anything at this point, you may write over the data that is still there but has been flagged as available to write over.
step 2 get an external hard drive right now, run there, now!
step 3 copy the contents of this drive to the new drive.
step 4, use file salvage
http://www.subrosasoft.com/OSXSoftware/ind...p;products_id=1
step 5 swear, drink, sweat and cry while it does it's job. Hopefully you'll be able to get the files you need back
step 6 use that new external drive as a daily external backup. This happened to me 19 months ago and Im still haunted by all the work that was lost.
step 2 get an external hard drive right now, run there, now!
step 3 copy the contents of this drive to the new drive.
step 4, use file salvage
http://www.subrosasoft.com/OSXSoftware/ind...p;products_id=1
step 5 swear, drink, sweat and cry while it does it's job. Hopefully you'll be able to get the files you need back
step 6 use that new external drive as a daily external backup. This happened to me 19 months ago and Im still haunted by all the work that was lost.
that worked!!!!
thanks you rock!!!!
QUOTE(Johnny @ December 15 2006, 02:50 PM) [snapback]32009[/snapback]
If you have the newest OSX then you can go back in time cant you?
Wasn't that a feature they were promoting?
(Sorry, I rarely use my mac did I say that?)
Wasn't that a feature they were promoting?
(Sorry, I rarely use my mac
did I say that?)That feature is not until the new version of OS X coming out in Jan. It's called Time Machine
How would I do this with Windows?
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