Corrupted JPG files fix

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Hey guys, pleas help me out here, i have some JPG corrupted photos, very imp portent ones, is there a way to fix them somehow? pleas if anyone knows a softwear that can be useful in this case, pleas tell me

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Those appear way to far gone to attempt recovery.
There's just not any info there for any software to recover the picture properly.

I would be more concerned about the drive/device that allowed this corruption to occur in the first place, as you may be looking at a problem that is going to spread here.
 

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I agree with Maguscreed.

As a matter of interest, what were you doing when they got corrupted? Were you working with them, if so, what program were you using?

Were they on an internal hard drive or an external drive or even a memory card?
 

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Hey Maguscreed, thanks for responding, so what you are saying there is no way this photos can be fixed?
This happened in the memory card of my photo camera, when i was watching the pix from the memory card I rotate thos pix and they become corrupted. I made a scan disk, but still nothing!
So peas tell me
Maguscreed, why can it happen, how to avoid this next time ?
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It happened I would imagine because you tried to manipulate the images while they were still stored on your memory card.

What you need to do in future is transfer the images to your computer (either your Pictures folder or a folder of your choice) and edit them from there.

Also, when you need more space on your memory card, it's better to use your camera software to either delete the images after you've transferred them and/or format the card.

Just make sure the card is back in your camera when you delete the images, and that you've transferred them first.

When you transfer the images to your computer, you can either do it while your camera is switched on and connected to the computer or you can remove the memory card and use a card reader, which will save on camera battery power.
 

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corrupted jpegs

i am having the same problem.
i downloaded from my camera into windows 7 and they were corrupted restarted my computer in windows xp downloaded the same files from the same camera and they were all ok.
still trying to find out whats causing the problem and how to fix it and repair the photos.
if any one has the answer i would love to know.
 

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I realize this thread is old but: Would your version of W7 be Ultimate? I keep reading where users of Windows 7 Ultimate have problems with corrupted photos. When loaded to another version of Windows (including W7HP) the same photos are fine. Could there be a problem with Windows 7 Ultimate corrupting photos? Tried different memory card, transferred photos via camera cable AND built-in memory card reader AND memory card reader, and a newly formatted card. Same photos are fine on other WinXP and W7hp machines.
 

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