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Windows 7 - "Scan and Fix" deleted all pictures from SD card



 
03-29-2010   #1


Windows 7 Professional (not sure which Build)
 
 

"Scan and Fix" deleted all pictures from SD card

Hi,

I inserted the SD card into the laptop and it asked me to "Scan and Fix (Recommended)" so I did... after it did that, I checked the drive and went into the folders, however, I didn't see any pictures at all... Folders were all intact and I doubt the drive went corrupt since it never asked me to format it... it's just that all of my pictures are gone and I have to do recovery... not sure what the success rate is on that procedure...

does anybody happen to know why that happened??
is there a possibility it would've saved the pictures onto the laptop?? I've always clicked on "scan and fix" and it's always worked seamlessly.................

Thanks

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03-29-2010   #2


Windows Seven Professional x64
 
 


I have no idea why this would have done this bud, sorry to hear that (wicked sucks!)

Anyways try using this program called recuva
Recuva - Undelete, Unerase, File and Disk Recovery - Free Download

Ultra reliable and does work well. I use it often as needed.

Let us know if it work,
Ben
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03-29-2010   #3


 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Neverhavemoney View Post
I have no idea why this would have done this bud, sorry to hear that (wicked sucks!)

Anyways try using this program called recuva
Recuva - Undelete, Unerase, File and Disk Recovery - Free Download

Ultra reliable and does work well. I use it often as needed.

Let us know if it work,
Ben
And if that doesn't work, try...

|MG| EASEUS Deleted File Recovery 3.01 Download
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03-29-2010   #4


Windows 7 Professional (not sure which Build)
 
 


ok great, thanks! i got the pictures recovered, the majority of them... the older ones probably have been overwritten... but this shouldn't happen EVER right?
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03-29-2010   #5


Windows 7 home premium with 64 bit
 
 


Back those pictures up to a little ext drive.
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03-30-2010   #6


Windows Seven Professional x64
 
 


Nope, it should not,, unless you choose to format it, there is no excure for that.

Glad your all set,
Ben

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Gipfeli View Post
ok great, thanks! i got the pictures recovered, the majority of them... the older ones probably have been overwritten... but this shouldn't happen EVER right?
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03-30-2010   #7


Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
 
 


If that card was formatted FAT and there was a bad jumble of the fat table at a major intersection of folder entries you could easily lose the entire folder tree or a good chunk of it to a chkdisk /r. FAT is easily corruptable and "fixing" it frequently involves chopping off whatever limb has gotten hacked up. NTFS is extremely resiliant to that but no cameras or other typical devices you put SD cards into support that of course...
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03-30-2010   #8


Windows Seven Professional x64
 
 


Awsome info seal!
Really helpped me out knowing that!

Thanks again,
Ben

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by fseal View Post
If that card was formatted FAT and there was a bad jumble of the fat table at a major intersection of folder entries you could easily lose the entire folder tree or a good chunk of it to a chkdisk /r. FAT is easily corruptable and "fixing" it frequently involves chopping off whatever limb has gotten hacked up. NTFS is extremely resiliant to that but no cameras or other typical devices you put SD cards into support that of course...
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03-30-2010   #9


Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
 
 


99% of the time you just lose a file or two but there is a small chance that a directory entry itself may get munched and that is a lot worse

Rare, but it happens. Part of my job is to find ways of preventing that from happening on our devices
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09-03-2011   #10


Windows Vista Home Basic 32bit
 
 


hi, i got the same problem here after the "scan and fix". Can i know which program you have installed last time? and How did you recover back your photo? Recover those photos from the SD card or laptop?
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