I accidentally ran format d:/q/u and the important data on drive D is lost! Please, experts, help me recover it! Very urgent!
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Posted 2003-06-20 00:00 · 中国 内蒙古 包头 联通
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Win2000 system. Very important data! Can I use unformat? How do I use it, please advise!!!
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I saw this passage, not sure whether it will help you:
/U Unconditional format. This switch was instituted in Dos 5 along with the "Unformat" command. In Dos 7.x the Unformat command has been dropped and all formatting is unconditional. This switch is therefore redundant but possibly maintained so that batch files written with it will not fail.
/U Unconditional format. This switch was instituted in Dos 5 along with the "Unformat" command. In Dos 7.x the Unformat command has been dropped and all formatting is unconditional. This switch is therefore redundant but possibly maintained so that batch files written with it will not fail.
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Actually, if you have another operating system, you can boot into that operating system and run professional data recovery software, such as Norton system work, EasyRecorver, etc. (I don't remember the names too clearly), but the prerequisite is that you absolutely must not perform any read or write operations on drive D.
The above is just my humble opinion.
The above is just my humble opinion.
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