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timewaster Erotic Emperor UID 7180 Digest Posts 0 Credits 2778 Posts 1944 Karma 2755 Acceptance 467 Reading Access 60 Registered 14-1-2008 Status Offline

#1 Post at 7-12-2010 08:42  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Recover deleted photos from memory card I was asked by atomic3d to start a thread on how to do this since some wg asks bros to delete pics on their camera that they do not like. http://www.quickonlinetips.com/a ... -from-memory-cards/ Recent Ratings johndoe83   7-12-2010 11:54   Acceptance   +1   Useful!

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#2 Post at 7-12-2010 10:56  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 timewaster's post Theres a lot of utilities to recover lost data, just try google and you'll find plenty of them. Most are shareware or commercial with a trying period. Actually, when you delete a file,it is not really removed : the system just delete it from the list of existing file. So as long as a new file is not written over your old one, chances are to recover it. However, you should not use you memory card until you recover the data you are looking for are. Recent Ratings atomic3d   7-12-2010 11:14   Acceptance   +1   Good tip.

atomic3d Throbbing Titan UID 41127 Digest Posts 0 Credits 3282 Posts 2642 Karma 3157 Acceptance 2501 Reading Access 70 Registered 10-3-2010 Status Offline

#3 Post at 7-12-2010 11:15  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 timewaster's post How about something that will work on a mac?

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#4 Post at 7-12-2010 11:23  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L This is useful info as I have more than once accidentally erased vital data from an SD card. I don't usually do backup of photos and actually keep most of my photos here on this website as an archive. Hope this website doesn't get wiped out one day but alas, these are only memories of WGs, not of family,  friends  or civi girlfriends so not such a big loss. Yes, software for a Mac would be useful as I too use a Mac.

atomic3d Throbbing Titan UID 41127 Digest Posts 0 Credits 3282 Posts 2642 Karma 3157 Acceptance 2501 Reading Access 70 Registered 10-3-2010 Status Offline

#5 Post at 7-12-2010 11:42  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by geoduck at 7-12-2010 11:23 Hope this website doesn't get wiped out one day but alas, these are only memories of WGs, not of family,  friends  or civi girlfriends so not such a big loss. ... Try buying an external hard drive and save everything to that. I save not only my WG pics and reports, but TV shows, movies, etc. stops my computer getting clogged with data.

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#6 Post at 7-12-2010 11:54  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 timewaster's post Just be sure not to post the pics that the WG didn't want to see.  She deleted them for a reason...

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#7 Post at 7-12-2010 12:47  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #6 johndoe83's post Most woman don't know what they want when they're young and fuckable. You and I see a pic of a hot young thing, they see the microscopic pimple on their ass. We may not be able to post it on the site, but believe me 10-20 years down the track, when they're a middle aged saggy mess, they'll give you a freebie for a copy of what used to be. Recent Ratings stage6   9-12-2010 12:27   Acceptance   +1   Hilarious johndoe83   7-12-2010 15:12   Acceptance   +1   Aint that the truth. CunningLinguist   7-12-2010 13:21   Acceptance   +1   LOL! Such a charmer!!

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#8 Post at 9-12-2010 12:10  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L File recovery I use "Recover4All", which saved some important files a couple times (Windows). It's teaseware - the free version will show you what it would be able to recover, but not recover it. I paid up, and keep a copy of it on my laptop and a memory stick, just in case. Kinda expensive, but hey, worth it when you need to get a pix back. And don't be a jerk - if she wants it deleted, make sure you keep it private. Best way I've found is to use "TrueCrypt" to make an encrypted partition. That way, even if someone steals your computer, the records never become public. I just joined this forum, after lurking for years. Thanks to the people who run it - I love it, and the work you put into it. Hope someday to get enough karma to see the "good" pix. Having to censor the public pix (to keep your government censors happy?) takes a little fun away. Recent Ratings atomic3d   9-12-2010 12:29   Acceptance   +1   Not too late to rejoin with a cool name OldTiger

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#9 Post at 9-12-2010 12:37  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #5 atomic3d's post Yes, external HD's are brilliant these days. Remember the old days when we had to decide between 3.5" and 5 1/4" floppy drives that stored a massive 1.2-1.44mb of data? I use Western Digital external hard drives for pictures, movies, music and tv shows and they are great. I have 1TB and 1.5TB versions. Not sure how much they are now but they were only around HKD700-1000 in SSP when I bought them previously http://shopper.cnet.com/external-hard-drives/western-digital-my-book/4014-3190_9-33775878.html You can store a lot of porn on a 1.5TB drive!

js2010 Nookie Newbie UID 56690 Digest Posts 0 Credits 3 Posts 3 Karma 3 Acceptance 1 Reading Access 10 Registered 6-12-2010 Status Offline

#10 Post at 28-12-2010 16:27  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #9 stage6's post I've had some real problems with WD disks - I've got a pile of dead drives, and almost all are WD. Had much better luck with Seagate. Now they are so cheap I buy a backup drive instead of trying to save stuff to DVDs. Speaking from experience, having lost some fantastic stuff to WD crashes... OldTiger

stage6 Lustful Lord UID 55629 Digest Posts 0 Credits 594 Posts 352 Karma 590 Acceptance 79 Reading Access 40 Registered 18-11-2010 Status Offline

#11 Post at 28-12-2010 16:34  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #10 js2010's post *knock on wood* I've got about 7 WD external drives mixed between the My Book home drives and the My Passport portable drives. I think only one of them has had a problem so far.  Fingers crossed on the rest as it would be a shame to lose the stuff on them. Not sure what the realistic lifespan on these types of drives are. 5 years? I guess in future, they'll be cheap enough to be disposable. Just need to make sure we have everything backed up twice in case one goes belly up

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