Data Recovery and Disk Utilities Forum @R-TT

Sorry for reviving this thread. It may sound dumb but should R-Undelete work if the hard disk is more than 10 years old, and I don't know why it's not working?

R-Undelete will work with a hard drive is recognizable by the system.


It is recognized by the system will try this later today ...

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Where is rwiperun.exe located?
In the R-Wipe & Clean Technical Documentation I see RwcRun.exe
https://www.r-wipe.com/DiskCleaning_Help/starting_tasks_from_command_li.htm

Sorry for the mistake. Use RwcRun.exe instead.


Was looking at this and I couldn't ...

Sorry for reviving this thread. It may sound dumb but should R-Undelete work if the hard disk is more than 10 years old, and I don't know why it's not working?

R-Undelete will work with a hard drive is recognizable by the system.


It is recognized by the system will try this later today ...

Sorry for reviving this thread. It may sound dumb but should R-Undelete work if the hard disk is more than 10 years old, and I don't know why it's not working?

And do you know anything about SalvageData? It's a free one, read some good reviews about it.

Again, sorry for writing on this thread after 10+ years. This case intrigued me, as I'm an adept of vintage hardware, do you think you can update me on this if you remember anything?

Sorry for reviving this thread, I wanted to ask if anyone has used Win7 to do any data recovery recently? I have a strange case with loads of computers who only use Win7. Any tips and tricks?

As a relatively new browser, Arc might not yet be on the radar of many privacy cleaning tools.
It might take a while until cleaning tools are added

scouser wrote: Mon Aug 05, 2024 7:51 am Registry Search & Clean finally started to find text in REG_BINARY values.
Thank you very much!
R-Wipe & Clean is truly the best Windows cleaner.

It has given me a headache in the past but I guess for you, it has worked perfectly