I don't know anything about that, fstrim or these other applications. I see on Amazon that they are cheap, so I > My computer's main hard drive isn't big enough. > You are the 3rd person who said the thing to do is to copy an image of the overwritten/formatted drive to another drive. > On Saturday, Januat 3:28:09 PM UTC-5, Carlos E.R. You will likely see me here again asking questions.Īm I correct that the basic process is to copy an image of the compromised drive to a new drive, then use software to restore file by file over time? I will be saving $624 - $1350 USD - the prices quoted to me by two professional services. So I will take my time and start learning. I don't need my files on the messed up drive anytime soon. My computer's main hard drive isn't big enough. You are the 3rd person who said the thing to do is to copy an image of the overwritten/formatted drive to another drive. From that moment, you would work on copies of this > the failed disk, image it in full to a suitable big hard disk, then > You would have to prepare a Linux system with fstrim disabled, connect On Saturday, Januat 3:28:09 PM UTC-5, Carlos E.R. My big problem is that my computer hard drive is much smaller than 1 terabyte. Is there Linux data recovery software you would recommend? They told me they outsource data recover, and if it worked the company would charge me about $1,350 USD since the drive holds a terabyte. I just got back from taking the drive to a Microcenter service desk. From what you wrote the possibility of recovering data I disconnected the drive as soon as I learned what happened. > erased by the garbage collector at any time. > in a new physical block and the old block is just discarded and will be > immediately erased when writing new data, because new data are written > Physically : in a rotating hard disk, overwritten data are immediately > I read that it is harder to recover data from an SSD hard drive due to the different technology. > The other day I was in a rush, I was trying to format a thumb drive, and accidentally formatted the SSD hard drive instead. > I have an external SSD hard drive, about 1 Terabyte. On Saturday, Januat 2:53:24 AM UTC-5, Pascal Hambourg wrote:
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