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HELP! I cut and lost critical docsBOY O BOY was I dumb! I easily installed a new larger HD, copied and pasted
everything from the old HD into the new BEFORE I installed the W2K OS. But, then I got cocky and cut and pasted one critical folder to the new, so when the OS installed I lost the info on the new drive, including that one critical folder that I had cut from the old. I have not formatted the old drive, so was able to re-copy the other stuff, but is there a way to retrieve that one cut folder? I have tried uneraser, but it didn't find a test file. Thanks for the help and for not making me feel dummber than I already feel. You havent deleted the file from your old hd, you moved it to the new, so it
or remnents are unlikely to exist on the old hd. No Backup?, is that dumb*2 ? Show quoteHide quote "BZM" <B**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:53A2F9B1-8883-48D4-8380-284556D2193F@microsoft.com... > BOY O BOY was I dumb! I easily installed a new larger HD, copied and pasted > everything from the old HD into the new BEFORE I installed the W2K OS. But, > then I got cocky and cut and pasted one critical folder to the new, so when > the OS installed I lost the info on the new drive, including that one > critical folder that I had cut from the old. > > I have not formatted the old drive, so was able to re-copy the other stuff, > but is there a way to retrieve that one cut folder? I have tried uneraser, > but it didn't find a test file. > > Thanks for the help and for not making me feel dummber than I already feel. Yes, I know.... After years of no catastrophes and fairly consistent back
up, I got lazy and cocky and paid for it! BTW, I do have some back up but not current. The funny thing is that I usually stay within my knowledge and experience limits and do technical things 'by the numbers' . Here, I made some elementary mistakes that I never should have made and got burned. Anyway, DL, thanks for the quick reply. Show quoteHide quote "DL" wrote: > You havent deleted the file from your old hd, you moved it to the new, so it > or remnents are unlikely to exist > on the old hd. > No Backup?, is that dumb*2 ? > > > "BZM" <B**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:53A2F9B1-8883-48D4-8380-284556D2193F@microsoft.com... > > BOY O BOY was I dumb! I easily installed a new larger HD, copied and > pasted > > everything from the old HD into the new BEFORE I installed the W2K OS. > But, > > then I got cocky and cut and pasted one critical folder to the new, so > when > > the OS installed I lost the info on the new drive, including that one > > critical folder that I had cut from the old. > > > > I have not formatted the old drive, so was able to re-copy the other > stuff, > > but is there a way to retrieve that one cut folder? I have tried > uneraser, > > but it didn't find a test file. > > > > Thanks for the help and for not making me feel dummber than I already > feel. > > >
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