Doctor of disk - recovery of files in Microsoft Vista

Alerted by file HDD doctor who attacked my computer.  System Restore has been made.  Now the data files is not found. Any suggestion on how to search for files that may still be there using microsoft Vista

Alerted by file HDD doctor who attacked my computer.  System Restore has been made.  Now the data files is not found. Any suggestion on how to search for files that may still be there using microsoft Vista

Hey Miamigal

What do you mean by restoring the system

System Restore is going back in time with the settings of vista which does not affect the data

system recovery means that you reinstalled vista, back to factory standards how you bought, which wipes everytrhing hard disk

If the system recovery has been made chances of finding data are very thin, unless you pay a lot of data recovery experts

You can try the program in the link before contacting the below data recovery experts

http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

Walter, the time zone traveller

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