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Help: Backed up data
I backed up folders and files from my hard drive using Nero 6 but when I come
to open the files the data is all messed up and unreadable. Is there any recovery program that can restore these word and excel files back to their original useable/readable condition? Many thanks |
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On Wed, 06 Oct 2004 21:14:53 +0000, Skint4sure wrote:
I backed up folders and files from my hard drive using Nero 6 but when I come to open the files the data is all messed up and unreadable. Is there any recovery program that can restore these word and excel files back to their original useable/readable condition? Many thanks Nero 6 should be able to restore the files for you assuming the backup media is readable? I stopped using "backup" utilities because after a change in OS or utility the backups might be unreadable by the new OS or utility. Now I manually copy the the files to CDs. |
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I backed up folders and files from my hard drive using Nero 6 but when I
come to open the files the data is all messed up and unreadable. Is there any recovery program that can restore these word and excel files back to their original useable/readable condition? Many thanks Nero 6 should be able to restore the files for you assuming the backup media is readable? I stopped using "backup" utilities because after a change in OS or utility the backups might be unreadable by the new OS or utility. Now I manually copy the the files to CDs. Full drive compressed mirror image files. The only way to go for backups. The entire drive is written to another drive, or to removable media such as CDs or DVDs. You can restore individual files, or individual folders, anytime you want, to any place you want to restore them to, and they still remain in the mirror image file, in case you should happen to screw up. Restoring the entire drive usually takes less than half an hour (depending on how much data you've got, of course). Drive Image 7 is great for this. I'm using it now with Windows XP and it works without problems. It comes bundled with Drive Image 2002 for those using W98 or W ME. Get it while you can. Drive Image 7 the last version developed and marketed by Power Quest -- they sold their souls for pieces of silver to Symantic. |
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