by diskfixit » Fri Sep 28, 2012 11:09 pm
Thanks Alt for your prompt response. Since my last post, I have successfully troubleshot the problem and solved it. I therefore will not need to contact R-Studio's technical support team.
Here's what I did to solve the problem:
1. I kept the Scan info (i.e., filename.scn)
2. I then uninstalled R-Studio for Windows Network Edition 6.1.152029
3. Thereafter, I reinstalled R-Studio for Windows Network Edition 6.1.152029
4. I then re-read the Scan info (i.e., filename.scn) for the Virtual (PGPdisk, mounted as unencrypted) RAW file system (recognized as NTFS by R-Studio).
5. "Recover All Files" was executed, and once again, persistently terminated abnormally (everytime step 5 was repeated) at the instant when
5.1. moving the "Recover All Files" window during the "Recover All Files" task process
5.2. executing any other application during the "Recover All Files" task process
Again, logs do not record any information on the abnormal termination.
6. I then decided to re-scan the Virtual (PGPdisk, mounted as unencrypted) RAW file system (recognized as NTFS by R-Studio).
7. On completion of that re-scan, I proceeded to "Recover All Files"
8. Thereafter, R-Studio successfully recovered all files and during that recovery process, it did not terminate abnormally whenever I did repeated steps 5.1 and 5.2 (stated above).
9. R-Studio then terminated successfully after having recovered all files.
Conclusion
A. In retrospect, preceding steps 2 and 3 were unnecessary.
B. To fix the Problem (stated in preceding step 5), all that is necessary is to re-scan the Virtual disk, and then execute "Recover All Files" (see steps 6 to 8, cited above).
I hope that this post helps others who experience the problem I reported in my first post, entitled "R-Studio Recover Files abnormally terminates with no errors"
Thanks [color=#008000]Alt[/color] for your prompt response. Since my last post, I have successfully troubleshot the problem and solved it. I therefore will not need to contact R-Studio's technical support team.
Here's what I did to solve the problem:
1. I kept the Scan info (i.e., filename.scn)
2. I then uninstalled R-Studio for Windows Network Edition 6.1.152029
3. Thereafter, I reinstalled R-Studio for Windows Network Edition 6.1.152029
4. I then re-read the Scan info (i.e., filename.scn) for the Virtual (PGPdisk, mounted as unencrypted) RAW file system (recognized as NTFS by R-Studio).
5. "Recover All Files" was executed, and once again, persistently terminated abnormally (everytime step 5 was repeated) at the instant when
5.1. moving the "Recover All Files" window during the "Recover All Files" task process
5.2. executing any other application during the "Recover All Files" task process
Again, logs do not record any information on the abnormal termination.
6. I then decided to re-scan the Virtual (PGPdisk, mounted as unencrypted) RAW file system (recognized as NTFS by R-Studio).
7. On completion of that re-scan, I proceeded to "Recover All Files"
8. Thereafter, R-Studio successfully recovered all files and during that recovery process, it did not terminate abnormally whenever I did repeated steps 5.1 and 5.2 (stated above).
9. R-Studio then terminated successfully after having recovered all files.
[u]Conclusion[/u]
A. In retrospect, preceding steps 2 and 3 were unnecessary.
B. To fix the Problem (stated in preceding step 5), all that is necessary is to re-scan the Virtual disk, and then execute "Recover All Files" (see steps 6 to 8, cited above).
I hope that this post helps others who experience the problem I reported in my first post, entitled "R-Studio Recover Files abnormally terminates with no errors"