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How to recover delete files from Hard Disk

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    Software_Guy_123
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    Hello, How can we recover deleted files in any format like .doc, .txt, .mdb from hard disk. If anybody knows, please give URL or sample code.

    Thanks & Regards, Kumar

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      Hello, How can we recover deleted files in any format like .doc, .txt, .mdb from hard disk. If anybody knows, please give URL or sample code.

      Thanks & Regards, Kumar

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      There's lots of stuff out there. If you want to write your own, there is no URL I can give you. You must simplely know, and have experience with, file systems, especially NTFS and FAT, like you know the back of your hand.

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      Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
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        There's lots of stuff out there. If you want to write your own, there is no URL I can give you. You must simplely know, and have experience with, file systems, especially NTFS and FAT, like you know the back of your hand.

        A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
        Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
             2006, 2007

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        Hi Dave Kreskowiak, Thanks a lot for giving hint.

        Thanks & Regards, Kumar

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