A notebook HD can be connected to the PC2 through a special adapter as well. You may attach the HD as a slave drive or use an HDD-to-USB adapter (a USB2.0 compatible is highly recommended to have higher data transfer rate). If you have only one logical partition on your system hard drive we'd recommend you to remove the HD from the computer (PC1) and attach the HD to another computer (PC2) where R-Undelete or R-Studio is installed. You may either use R-Undelete or R-Studio software to recover accidentally deleted files. Moreover, all R-TT data recovery utilities understand images created by any R-TT utility.
All R-TT data recovery utilities (even in their Demo mode) create and process such images. You may use those images to recover your files instead of the original disks preserving the original data from accidental corruption. It is also a good idea to create an image of the disk with lost files and save it to another disk. In any case, avoid installing the data recovery software on the disk the lost files are reside.ĭo not restore files or write images into the drive that contains deleted files. See R-Studio documentations for more details. To avoid disassembling the computer, R-Studio users may use either R-Studio Emergency or R-Studio Agent Emergency and data recovery over network for R-Studio Network version. Instead, disassemble it, disconnect the hard drive with lost files and connect it to another computer where R-Studio or R-Undelete is installed. So the best practice would be to avoid starting your computer with lost files. So there are always chances that it will overwrite your lost files and make it recovery impossible. And it always reads and writes some data during its operation. OS considers deleted files as just free space on the disk.
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