TAG: Data Recovery,data recovery,linux,ext2,ext3

As everyone knows, if you deleted files in EXT2/EXT3 file system’s partition, the node which stored the files will also be deleted. In other words, if the files which are stored in EXT2/EXT3 file system’s partition are deleted, they are hardly to be recovered.

However, the EXT2 file system is different with EXT3 file system even if the EXT3 file system is improved with EXT2 file...

TAG: YIWO,yiwo,esari

YIWO Tech was chosen to be the information safety service provider of ESARI, which is provides specialist IT implementation and consultancy services to Medium- and Enterprise-level companies, and the Public Sector. ESARI specializes in installing and managing complex server and PC rollouts, networking infrastructures and security solutions, and it has close partnerships with Microsoft, HP and C...

TAG: Data Recovery Wizard,Data Recovery,windows,data recovery,fat32

Long file names and directory entries
One last thing to keep in mind about long file names is that sometimes two directory entries aren't sufficient to store the long file name. For example, the name of the file we are working on right now is Data Recovery and Long File Names.doc. If we were saving this file to a FAT or to a FAT-32 volume, the file's DOS alias would be DATA R~1.DOC (This f...

TAG: Partition Table Doctor,Data Recovery,windows,data recovery

To maintain this backward compatibility, files that use long file names make use of a DOS alias -- an alternate file name that fully conforms to DOS naming conventions. This is necessary not only because of the length of the filename, but also because long file names make use of characters that are not normally allowed by the FAT or FAT-32 file systems.

Because of these limitations,...

TAG: Data Recovery,windows,data recovery,NTFS,ntfs,fat32

Calculating disk cluster size: A shortcut
If you're having trouble calculating cluster size, here's a shortcut. If you run CHKDSK against the volume that you are trying to recover (don't use the /F switch), one of the pieces of information that CHKDSK will give you is the number of bytes in each allocation unit. An allocation unit and a cluster are the exact same thing. Therefore the numbe...

TAG: recovery,Recovery,Data Recovery Wizard,backup

One of the most important points for any computer user to realize is to always back up your data. Even the personal computer has advanced over the past 20 years, hard drives still fail. Hard Drive is an amazing machine. The magnetic head which positioned above and below the platters move in and out of the platters' surface to deal with the data as the platters spinning at an extremely high spee...

TAG: Data Recovery,windows,data recovery,file system,fat

Granted, hardly anyone uses the FAT file system any more because it limits you to using a 2 GB partition, which, by today's standards, is ridiculously small. But we wanted to demonstrate the cluster size concept with the FAT file system because the numbers are small, which makes the math easier.

The same concept applies to the FAT-32 file system; the only difference is that the FAT-...

TAG: YIWO,yiwo,discount,education,non-commercial

Many schools and educational institutions have asked us to offer inexpensive multi-user and single user licenses of our software products. We are pleased to announce that from now on there is a series of off-sales for accredited Academic users, Education users, Government users and Non-commercial users, who can now get a coupon code to buy EASEUS products.

Eligible non-commercial use...

TAG: laptop,boot.data recovery wizard

Monday, November 05, 2007, we received an email from Bermuda where he lived. As you know, the English isn't his mother language, so do we. So we have some problems in communication. In his first email, we even should read his topic a word by a word and then make a sentence by ourselves. However, after we rebuilt his sentence, we had known his problem. The problem is that his laptop couldn't be ...

TAG: encrypt,recycle bin,data securit wizard

When privacy or secret concerned, all people wish it to be safe, untouched and inaccessible by the others. How to keep your important and secret document safe? Most people would have it encrypted by the function provided by document supplier, or simply deleted them and empty the Recycle Bin. Does it really become safe? I don't think so.

Since the existence of Hackers, nonlicet users ...