Recover old files after re-installing OS

Asked By farguson 0 points N/A Posted on - 07/19/2011

I have some important files in desktop (It is in C dive). I need it hardly.  But when I drop my windows service pack 2 and install a new Windows Ultimate 7, I don’t found my files. I also forget my files name. But I need it. Please would you help me to recover my old files?

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Answered By Chriss 0 points N/A #84415

Recover old files after re-installing OS

• You can not recover your data directly because you have installed a totally new window after formatting the complete derive. Because 1st you have windows service pack 2 and now you have installed windows ultimate 7, which is totally a different windows. there are many data recovery soft wares in the market or you can download from internet. by using those soft wares you can recover your old and deleted data.. i am providing you the links of some soft wares for Windows 7 to download.
• http://www.glarysoft.com/glary-undelete/
• https://www.pandorarecovery.com/
• http://www.piriform.com/recuva/builds
• https://www.softperfect.com/products/filerecovery/
• From these links you can download the data recovery soft wares and recover your data.

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Answered By itgrad 0 points N/A #84416

Recover old files after re-installing OS

 As we all know, if you reformatted your drive then no files will be left there. In your case, you have reformatted your computer as you try to install a new Operating System for it (Windows 7) which causes your files to be deleted. The next time you’ll try to reformat your computer and installed new OS in it, try to back-up those files which are important to you. You might put it on your drive D and as you are reformatting and installing new OS, don’t include your the Drive D. There is a lot of software in the web that offers you to recover your file.

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• Posted on - 07/20/2011
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