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其它操作系统综合讨论区 » All the materials are lost...
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Floor1 echo Posted 2008-05-13 15:57
初级用户 Posts 69 Credits 148
Do you know what it's like to be in extreme pain? Take a look at me... Do you know what it's like to be too sad to cry? Come and take a look at me too... After seeing it, you will understand everything

Today, having nothing to do, I slipped back to the dormitory, turned on the computer, and wanted to check the news about the earthquake. I felt that the computer was a bit slow, so I opened TOM's "Malware Removal Assistant". Nothing was detected, so I顺便 cleaned up the "temporary files" by the way. The computer was still stuck, so I simply restarted...

After several seconds (my computer has a low configuration, but it starts up quickly), the computer started successfully. Habitually, I went to take a look at the software on my F drive and found that there were many holes here and there. I quickly refreshed it, oh my goodness, why are so many things missing? When I looked at the properties, a full 30G was missing. The things in here are all the things I collected since I was a kid, like software, tutorials, materials, etc. are all in it.

Oh my god, I don't know if it was hacked because the computer was stuck just now, or it was mistakenly deleted... Let me think carefully, it might also be magnetized by the earthquake waves.

Regret, I keep saying I should burn it, but I've always been reluctant to spend that money...
Does anyone know what software (or P commands) can check the running situation of the computer, or what commands the computer is currently executing? ? ? ? ?
Floor2 knoppix7 Posted 2008-05-13 22:53
银牌会员 Posts 634 Credits 1,287 From cmd.exe
Don't use it anymore.
Make a complete disk image on another machine.
Then hand it over to a reliable company for data recovery.... (if you think it's worth it)
Floor3 tbs198400 Posted 2008-05-15 01:51
初级用户 Posts 22 Credits 46 From 郑州
Your hard disk partition table file is not lost, and it can still be recovered well. Just use Google more.
Floor4 echo Posted 2008-05-15 17:20
初级用户 Posts 69 Credits 148
Thank you all.... Stuff, I know how to retrieve, just, don't understand why for no reason at all, the stuff, got deleted, it was almost 30G. All gone in a flash, maybe, didn't even take 15 seconds, and, the F drive wasn't completely deleted, it looked like it was deleted selectively!
Floor5 knoppix7 Posted 2008-05-20 22:28
银牌会员 Posts 634 Credits 1,287 From cmd.exe
.........Could it be a virus...
It is still recommended.. to find some more reliable online storage. Important data should still...
Floor6 lqyhk1234 Posted 2008-07-06 17:52
初级用户 Posts 16 Credits 31
Floor7 radem Posted 2008-08-21 14:18
高级用户 Posts 383 Credits 691
Haha~ I also have a similar experience. For a long time, I have been deleting files with SHIFT+DEL. Once, I was deleting a directory in the root directory of drive E. I clearly selected one with the mouse, but unexpectedly, it deleted all the things on drive E! Later, I used multiple tools like FINALDATA and it was difficult to recover.
Floor8 xhlcy0322 Posted 2009-04-23 03:53
初级用户 Posts 39 Credits 55
Many people have such experiences. You can make a backup of your data in advance, so that when the data is lost, you can restore it and avoid any losses. The computer should be frequently scanned for viruses, so that you can use your machine with peace of mind. You should pay more attention to such issues in the future and don't make the same mistake again.
Floor9 yxzydos Posted 2009-08-31 12:42
新手上路 Posts 7 Credits 9
Use EasyRecovery Professional to perform the recovery. <The premise is not to read and write data to the hard drive, otherwise the recovered things will be damaged>
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