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    if anyone know about file recovery? i need file recovery project in vb.net

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      if anyone know about file recovery? i need file recovery project in vb.net

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      Lost User
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      Ok, where did you start?

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        if anyone know about file recovery? i need file recovery project in vb.net

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        Dave Kreskowiak
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        Unless you know how the NT File System works internally, you're going to find this project impossible.

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          if anyone know about file recovery? i need file recovery project in vb.net

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          If you're targeting the FAT32 file system, then I think (but don't call me on this) that there's some form of backup built in to the file system. Alternatively, start from sector 0 of the disk, and walk the clusters until you find a file which isn't in the file system's list of file pointers Either way, this is too advanced for VB.Net alone. You would need a hook of some sort into C++, and use the windows api from there

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            Ok, where did you start?

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            Luc Pattyn
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            EliottA wrote:

            where did you start?

            in the recycle bin of course, that's where those lost files have been seen last. :laugh:

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