Data Recovery and Disk Utilities Forum @R-TT

Alt wrote:R-Studio shouldn't crash at bad sectors. Please, contact our techsupport with the problem.

Hello.
I am affraid but I lost already too many time with this bug... So it would be a nice touch to report tis bug yourself.

Thank you!

Linus

Hello forum

When RStudio tries to restore files which are related to bad sectors, it does crash and many files which are not related to bad sectors are not recovered....
(even "Skip fikles with bad sectors is marked")

Is there a way to have RStudio generated a list of the unrestored/not restored ...

Is there a way in R-Studio to find files which are related to bad sectors without trying to recover them? How?

Thanks a lot!

Linus

I wanted to mark several files at once and used Ctrl + A. Ctrl + A does "blue" the content of a folder but it does not behave the same like marking(x) when it comes to recovery.

What is the purpose Ctrl + A in S-Studio?

Thank's
Linus

I tried it with 7.8 build 160829 under Windows 7. Same problem: only the current folder is restored and not the parent folder structure...

Hello Forum,

I found/located the files to be recovered with Find/Mark(the files are stored in different folders around the NTFS-filesystem) and manually marked the
recovery candidates. Since it's important to recover their parent folder structure too, i marked the option (x) Restore folder ...

Hello Alt

I do now understand how it works. It's up to you to erase/remove this post.

Thank you!

Linus

Hello forum

I entered a text-string (a filename-name) in the Find/Mark(Regex-field), but I am wondering why RStudio does not find
this file (because that file is listed under DeviceView -> Recognized1 -> Root) ?

Am i doing something wrong?

Thank's for any feedback!

Linus




PS
I am using R ...

Hello,

as I understand, with the new version 3.8 it's possible to restore different version of deleted files.
That's a cool feature, especially if it does workt with Linux Ext-FS :-)

I would expect that such a feature would work by right clicking the file in question and have S-Studio showed all ...

Hello

I would like to be able to restore pictures/images e.g. jpg and other pixel formats at a reduced user-defined
resolution (for testing purposes:)

Is that already today possible or is such afeature already on the todo-list?

Thank you!

Linus