Does anybady know how to recover (unerase, undelete)accidentally
erased files in a disk "fdisked" to the FAT 32 system? In a FAT16
system this can be done 3 ways: through Norton's unerase, through
Norton's diskedit changing the "sigma" at the beginning of the file to
anther character or via diskedit.
Is something similar available in System 32 (Windows 98)?
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in some cases, you may be able to try using a fdisk /mbr, in other
cases you may need to use a low level editor and manually change the
data in the boot partition of the drive, although this may be beyond
tedious.(perhaps when you view the data on the disk using a low-level
formatter, you may search for areas of the disk where there are not
any "00" or repetitive data, this may signify the beginning of a file
system, beyond that, you may need to change the first letter of each
file back to its original letter.also, sometimes even after
formatting/fdisking a drive, you may be able to run a windows xp disk
and access the old root....