Recover Files After Format

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  1. SIW2
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    You're welcome - glad you found it useful.
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  3. Romulinx2
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    Thanks for the test/info. I backup important stuff but this is handy to have around. :)
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  4. Phill
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    Thanks for your post. Recently I lost files after making a silly mistake when trying to change the file structure. My co-worker gave me Advanced File Recovery ... worked really good.
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