Lost files on my Computer!

[Supreme2k]

Seriously, who the **** are all these guys who have been on here for so long (this guy, almost 4 years), and still act like complete n00bs and children?

Has no one learned how to use Google or yahoo or any search engine? Hell, "google" is part of the english language now. Why do so many people keep coming to a site named Videohelp asking such random questions (data recovery, best fuel-efficient car, best sex chair )

[kbRenePerez]

Seriously, who the **** are all these guys who have been on here for so long (this guy, almost 4 years), and still act like complete n00bs and children?

Has no one learned how to use Google or yahoo or any search engine? Hell, "google" is part of the english language now. Why do so many people keep coming to a site named Videohelp asking such random questions (data recovery, best fuel-efficient car, best sex chair )

i dont come here much, so shut the F up!

[dadrab]

i dont come here much...

...as evidenced by the fact that it took you six months to come back and curse at a long-standing, respected forum member.


...some people...

[Lucifers_Ghost]

Seriously, who the **** are all these guys who have been on here for so long (this guy, almost 4 years), and still act like complete n00bs and children?

Has no one learned how to use Google or yahoo or any search engine? Hell, "google" is part of the english language now. Why do so many people keep coming to a site named Videohelp asking such random questions (data recovery, best fuel-efficient car, best sex chair )

Best sex chair? Interesting. What was the result of that? :P

I kid.

[freebird73717]

Supreme wasn't kidding. Someone really did ask that. The thread got locked.

https://forum.videohelp.com/topic360303.html?highlight=sex%20chair

[dadrab]

Supreme wasn't kidding. Someone really did ask that. The thread got locked.

https://forum.videohelp.com/topic360303.html?highlight=sex%20chair

Couldn't have happened to a better thread, either.

[Marvingj]

Because the operating system doesn't immediately re-use space from deleted files, a file can be recovered or undeleted right after it has gone, and for a fair while afterwards. But the chances of a perfect undelete decrease the longer you leave it, because eventually some or all of that space will be re-used.

The chances of recovery also depend on how full your computer's hard drive is. Windows tries to avoid re-using disk space that has recently been freed, to give deleted file recovery software a better chance of working. But the fuller a drive is is, the sooner the freed-up space is going to be used by other files.

If you have defragmented the hard drive since the file was deleted, then this has severely harmed the chances of a successful recovery. Current files will have been moved into the free space left by deleted files in order to reduce fragmentation, making it much less likely that undelete software will be able to find anything useful.