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Believe your drive is failing or has serious issues. However, I always recommnend everyone do backups regardless of what's happening.If I understand you correctly, then yes, the Previous versions function will do what you want, but only if System Restore was enabled earlier for that drive. You cannot enable SR afterwards and get your data back (except for versions you create subsequent to enabling Previous Versions).Also, there must have been a Restore Point for the point in time for which you want to get the data back.MS also added a feature called File History Backup which overlaps with this, and I'm still trying to sort out the differences between the two. Back to top"> Back to top #8 Sneak1 Sneak1 Topic Starter Members 18 posts OFFLINE Local time:05:33 PM Posted 28 July 2019 - 08:06 AM Hey I had seen a greyed out folder titled $Recycle.Bin. when I allowed "show hidden files" and unboxed "hide protected operating system files" but I was denied access to it though. Are the the files suppose to be there?I have seen other reports of CHKDSK not creating the folders in which to store files it believes have been recovered.Just FYI: the syntax of those folder names is sequential "FOUND.XXX" IOW, (where .FOUND000 is first folder of recovered files, FOUND.001 is second folder of recovered files, etcetera.It's a long shot, but have you checked the Recyle Bin to see if the folder(s) in question are in there?Googling suggests many people have had success using free tools such as Recuva or EaseUS Data Recovery to restore the missing files. I suggest trying one of those tools first. Back to top"> Back to top #9 Shplad Shplad Members 6,980 posts OFFLINE Gender:Not Telling Location:Canada Local time:08:33 PM Posted 28 July 2019 - 10:17 AM Yes, that's the actual Recyle Bin folder. Typically there's one for each drive. Finding it won't help you get your data back, however. Back to top"> Back to top Of it as FolderShare 2.0. It's going to look familiar and offer the same great features, plus:More folders and files - sync up to 20 folders with 20,000 files each.Integration with Windows Live ID - no more extra sign-in stuff to remember.Integration with the Recyle Bin - no more separate Trash folder to fiddle with.New client versions for both Windows and Mac. Unicode support - sync files in other languages.A huge part of Sync's success story depends on FolderShare users like you. When Sync releases, FolderShare goes into retirement. That means your FolderShare software will stop working and will ask you to upgrade to Sync. Once you do, Sync will automatically rebuild your personal folders. We expect a lot of new users when Sync is released, so if you can't sign in right away, please give it a little time.Here's the part you need to pay attention to: Sync will not be able to rebuild your shared libraries. If you have a lot of shared libraries, you should hop over to the FolderShare website while it's still available and copy all that information. You'll need it to rebuild your shared libraries in Sync.You should also note that the Professional option is being retired with the FolderShare name. Sync has a single offer, which provides free synchronization for up to 20 libraries and 20,000 files. We'll be working to raise those numbers as our service grows.Thanks for being a FolderShare user! We're excited about delivering an even better file-synchronization experience to customers like you. We hope you'll come along as we move forward with Windows Live Sync.Sincerely,The Windows Live Sync (formerly FolderShare) teamCuriously, they left out the best part: Windows Live Sync will integrate with Windows Live Photo Gallery to automatically sync your photo libraries across multiple PCs as well.Read more about:MicrosoftAbout the AuthorYou May Also Like

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In what I think is a long-overdue post, Microsoft is finally explaining how Windows Live FolderShare will be replaced by Windows Live Sync in the coming weeks and what that means to users… Dear FolderShare friends, We want to let you know what's next for FolderShare, and to make you aware of some important upcoming changes. In December, we will release a new product called Windows Live Sync. You can think of it as FolderShare 2.0. It's going to look familiar and offer the same great features, plus: More folders and files - sync up to 20 folders with 20,000 files each. Integration with Windows Live ID - no more extra sign-in stuff to remember. Integration with the Recyle Bin - no more separate Trash folder to fiddle with. New client versions for both Windows and Mac. Unicode support - sync files in other languages. A huge part of Sync's success story depends on FolderShare users like you. When Sync releases, FolderShare goes into retirement. That means your FolderShare software will stop working and will ask you to upgrade to Sync. Once you do, Sync will automatically rebuild your personal folders. We expect a lot of new users when Sync is released, so if you can't sign in right away, please give it a little time. Here's the part you need to pay attention to: Sync will not be able to rebuild your shared libraries. If you have a lot of shared libraries, you should hop over to the FolderShare website while it's still available and copy all that information. You'll need it to rebuild your shared libraries in Sync. You should also note that the Professional option is being retired with the FolderShare name. Sync has a single offer, which provides free synchronization for up to 20 libraries and 20,000 files. We'll be working to raise those numbers as our service grows. Thanks for being a FolderShare user! We're excited about delivering an even better file-synchronization experience to customers like you. WeIn what I think is a long-overdue post, Microsoft is finally explaining how Windows Live FolderShare will be replaced by Windows Live Sync in the coming weeks and what that means to users…Dear FolderShare friends,We want to let you know what's next for FolderShare, and to make you aware of some important upcoming changes.In December, we will release a new product called Windows Live Sync. You can think. 6 likes, 0 comments - lanecovereturnandearn on Febru: 5 reasons to recyle recycle returnandearn

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It if necessary. But at some point, the bin will get big, so you'll want to prune it. You can double-click on the Recycle Bin to view and delete any individual files you no longer need, or you can right-click on the Recycle Bin icon and click on the Empty Recyle Bin command to purge all the files within.Do you use Microsoft OneDrive to sync your documents and other files in the cloud? By default, your OneDrive files are saved on your PC and your OneDrive storage site. But you can tweak the settings so the files are stored only online and not on your hard drive. Here's how: Right-click the OneDrive icon in the Windows system tray. Select Settings > Choose folders. Uncheck the checkboxes for the folders you don't want to save on your PC and then select OK.Finally, here's an oldie but a goodie to catch anything still left to delete. The Windows Disk Cleanup tool can get rid of a whole mess of files in one shot. Click on the Start button and scroll down the Apps list, open the Windows Administrative Tools folder, and then select Disk Cleanup. The Disk Cleanup tool displays a series of file categories and determines how much space you can free up per category. Click on each category to view a description. In some cases, you can also view the files in that category. Click on the checkmarks next to the categories you feel comfortable deleting and then click the OK button.For more, check out these other Windows 10 tips:How to Back Up, Restore Your Documents in Windows 10How to Use and Tweak Your Windows 10 Lock ScreenHow to Manage the Start Menu in the Windows 10 Anniversary UpdateHow to Try Out Windows 10 for Free for 90 DaysHow to Clean Up Windows 10 With the Refresh Windows ToolHow to Juggle Multiple Windows 10 Apps With Virtual Desktops About Lance Whitney My ExperienceI've been working for PCMag since early 2016 writing tutorials, how-to pieces, and other articles on consumer technology. Beyond PCMag, I've written news stories and tutorials for a variety of other websites and publications, including CNET, ZDNet, TechRepublic, Macworld, PC World, Time, US News & World Report, and AARP Magazine. I spent seven years writing breaking news for CNET as one of the site’s East Coast reporters. I've also written two books for Wiley & Sons—Windows 8: Five 04, 2024Driver Updater Ruined my ComputerI downloaded and installed Driver Booster. After running it and updating several drivers it told me I had to reboot. I did and my computer would no longer boot up, no matter what I did. I had to boot in Safe Mode and run a restore to a point prior to the Driver Booster updates before I could boot up properly again. I would have given NO STARS for this review if that was possible. Anyone who does not know how to use Safe Mode and what a Restore Point is would have had to call a computer technician to repair their system. My review is a definite thumbs-DOWN.Date of experience: May 08, 2024It is a scam companyThey try to renew without your approval and nobody helps you to cancel it. It is a scam companyDate of experience: February 28, 2024compleat care fills up your drive so…compleat care fills up your drive so you have to reload windows to get your space back on your drive and then you gor to pay lots of mouney back to get your programs regstired agian dont use this program when you erase the recyle bin it fills up your ssdDate of experience: February 12, 2024WARNING against 10bitWARNING - STAY CLEAR OF 10bit Software. I still cannot uninstall this software from my PC. Now, here is the funny or not so funny part. They recommend that the best way to 'Uninstall' their software is to 'Install' their 'Uninstall' software. Now bear with me for a moment. So that means, if you took their advice you would then have their uninstallable software as well as their Uninstaller which most likely won't work and can't be Uninstalled either. I'm sure all that is perfectly clear!!!!!!!!!!!!! Avoid at all costs.Date of experience: January 25, 2024Once they get your credit card number they WILL charge you forever!This company must be closing down and desperate for money, YOUR money. I went online and TRIED to turn OFF my automatic renewal they stick you with, but amazingly found NOTHING that worked to do so!! Been building computers for 30 years and if it was there, and worked, I'd of found it!!Nothing.Then I KEEP getting relentless emails almost daily that I STILL NEED TO PAY for their two programs, despite me TRYING to DC, and I even EMAILED them about this via their own email system. Nothing. It's like all communications that go to them are either ignored or automatically DELETED.The credit card I had used for the earlier iObit purchases was upgraded and a new card and number nullified the old card iObit had use OR I'm sure they would have kept billing me into

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#1 Sneak1 Members 18 posts OFFLINE Local time:05:33 PM Posted 27 July 2019 - 10:14 AM So I recently had an external drive die on me due to a spill accident. So I wanted to check the health of the HDd on my desktop.(note the spill didnt touch the desktop)I went to google and got this page as one of he top pages. tried the "Windows CHKDSK Tool" method ( I should have went the crystaldiskinfo route looking back at it.)I unchecked the fix errors and bad sectors boxes and just clicked start to get a basic report of hard disk problems. It took a few minutes to finish then a message popped out saying it found some errors and they were moved to a folder called "found" and that could the files there. I noticed I had gained 5GB of hhd space. I thought it was nothing but then noticed some of my personal files like photos documents might be missing. Did it get to sent to that folder. How do I check. The message said it could be found in the "root". I looked around to see how I can access that folder to see what was sent there. I am running windows 7 32 bit. I tried click "organize"> "folder and search options"> click view >click "show hidden file ,folders, and drives",> unbox "hide protected operating system files". I went to C drive and dont see the "found" folder. I see a bunch of other greyed out folders. How to I get access to the "found" folder and how do I recover any files that I didn't intend to be removed? If there are jpeg, mp4, or pdf files there then they shouldn't be there and it did remove some of my personal files. Edited by Sneak1, 27 July 2019 - 10:23 AM. Back to top"> Back to top BC AdBot (Login to Remove) BleepingComputer.com Register to remove ads #2 Shplad Shplad Members 6,980 posts OFFLINE Gender:Not Telling Location:Canada Local time:08:33 PM Posted 27 July 2019 - 12:27 PM I have seen other reports of CHKDSK not creating the folders in which to store files it believes have been recovered.Just FYI: the syntax of those folder names is sequential "FOUND.XXX" IOW, (where .FOUND000 is first folder of recovered files, FOUND.001 is second folder of recovered files, etcetera.It's a long shot, but have you checked the Recyle Bin to see if the folder(s) in question are in there?Googling suggests many people have had success using free tools such as Recuva or EaseUS Data Recovery to restore the missing files. I suggest trying one of those tools first. EaseUS has several HOWTOs on recovering the data and getting the files renamed to the proper file endings, based on the file content. How to Recover Files from Found.000 Folder Full & Free Solution for CHK File Recovery (Helps rename existing files to correct file ending) Edited by Shplad, 27 July 2019 - 12:32 PM. Back to top"> Back to top

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#3 Sneak1 Sneak1 Topic Starter Members 18 posts OFFLINE Local time:05:33 PM Posted 27 July 2019 - 01:08 PM No there's nothing in the recycle bin. Will the files stay in that found folder for a while or will they be deleted later on on own? I have to shut down the PC and try those other options later. I'm currently using my phone and dont have access to the internet on my desktop.I have seen other reports of CHKDSK not creating the folders in which to store files it believes have been recovered.Just FYI: the syntax of those folder names is sequential "FOUND.XXX" IOW, (where .FOUND000 is first folder of recovered files, FOUND.001 is second folder of recovered files, etcetera.It's a long shot, but have you checked the Recyle Bin to see if the folder(s) in question are in there?Googling suggests many people have had success using free tools such as Recuva or EaseUS Data Recovery to restore the missing files. I suggest trying one of those tools first. EaseUS has several HOWTOs on recovering the data and getting the files renamed to the proper file endings, based on the file content.How to Recover Files from Found.000 FolderFull & Free Solution for CHK File Recovery (Helps rename existing files to correct file ending) Back to top"> Back to top #4 Shplad Shplad Members 6,980 posts OFFLINE Gender:Not Telling Location:Canada Local time:08:33 PM Posted 27 July 2019 - 01:23 PM I personally have never seen CHK files deleted, so I would think it's probably okay.A word of warning: When doing data recovery, you want to make sure to use the drive as little as possible, and especially not write any new files, so if the files have been "deleted", the filesystem driver doesn't mark them as free space, which could then be written over by newer files. IOW, if you're going to attempt data recovery using one of the tools I suggested, do it as soon as possible, or don't usethe machine. And avoid writing files as much as possible.It's also a good idea to write any data files you recover to another drive, just in case.After you recover any data files you need, I suggest you run a full disk diagnostic on the drive, but let's focus on one thing at a time. Edited by Shplad, 27 July 2019 - 01:23 PM. Back to top"> Back to top #5 Sneak1 Sneak1 Topic Starter Members 18 posts OFFLINE Local time:05:33 PM Posted 27 July 2019 - 01:39 PM Well I had a couple photos in paint and a video when I did the chekdsk run. They were still running and was asked to save and edit photo before closing. I said no and just closed it. I guess they are fine as they didnt get forced closed at the time of scan. Btw I have all the important files under the folder "downloads". There I stored most of my important files around 70gb of files.Its only a 160gb drive and. 6 likes, 0 comments - lanecovereturnandearn on Febru: 5 reasons to recyle recycle returnandearn

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