Recover a deleted VMDK file

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• Error Delete vmdk files

  I have a server that I have tried to run the converter migrate our ESX cluster.  The conversion failed, so I deleted the virtual machine of the inventory, but now I can not remove the VMDK.  Here is my result to use rm both vmkfstools-sup:

  RM kcdsites07 - flat hard
  RM: cannot remove 'kcdsites07 - flat hard': device or resource busy
  vmkfstools - U kcdsites07 - flat hard
  Cannot delete the virtual disk: cannot lock the file (16392).

  I also tried to delete the files in the browser to store data without success.  I ran ps - ef | grep kcdsites07 and nothing showed so I do not understand how he has held, andI know he is not attached to other systems.

  The easiest thing might be to simply vmotion everything on this host and restart.

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• How to recover a deleted a file by mistake.

  Guy!

  I have a Sony recorder and deleted the entirety of a file by mistake. Is it possible to get it back? Thank you!

  Yes, there are altogether solutions for you to recover files deleted from your Sony VCR. The deleted file is not actually deleted. It is simply marked as inaccessible data on your recorder. You can use the registration data recovery software there. Wondershare Data Recovery is the best option for you to retrieve lost files from your recorder. Because the files are stored on the storage of your recorder, and deleted files can be easily replaced with new data on this subject, you'd better stop using your Sony VCR as soon as the file has been deleted. I hope it works for you!

• Recover without deleting all files

  Laptop - HP Pavilion G4 - 1201tx

  OS - Windows 7 Home Basic x 64

  I had a lot of problems after that updated drivers AMD - no text on start (corrupt fonts) (fixed), Windows drive icons appear to be corrupted, you cannot start the Recovery Manager HP after startup (or ANY HP and Intel also program). So, I decided to restore my laptop to its original state.

  Here's the question-

  How can I reinstall windows 7 from the recovery drive without deleting the 100 + GB of data present in the C: drive?

  Reduced Image Recovery allows me to backup all files of specific file types. Is it not possible to re - install only Windows, leaving everything else intact?

  Help, please

  It may be possible, but not with the recovery media.  He can ask about saving the files, but you must have a reliable place to put the data and restore it.  I would NOT trust this amount of data randomly.  Get an external hard drive and make a backup of the data on the disk, then the recovery and return the data.

  Fact a "repair installation" similar to what could be accomplished with Windows XP requires the preparation, see and the study here: http://www.pcworld.com/article/243190/how_to_repair_a_corrupt_windows_7_installation.html

• You press on delete all selected items by browsing the data store and accidentally deleted a vmdk file which has the OS on it

  I accidentally deleted the vmdk file that has my OS on it by pressing the "Delete selected items" button in the window of browser data store. Is there anyway to recover? I have a snapshot that doesn't seem to work. There is still the VMDK file in there, but it has now 'delta' be added at the end. Now I get an error message when I try to turn on my VM saying that he doesn't get the vmdk file, of course.

  

  

  From the screen shots looks you have deleted only the descriptor hard files that can be recreated. To ensure this is the case, please provide a complete list of the files in the folder of the virtual machine and attach the last file.log of vmware(from the virtual work computer) to a post response to view required details.

  André

• I have usb, but all files has been deleted due to formatting... can I still recover these deleted files in my USB?

  because when I open my USB... He said that I need to format my usb key... so I did the format... but when I opened again after formatting... out there no more files inside my USB... all gone...

  because when I open my USB... He said that I need to format my usb key... so I did the format... but when I opened again after formatting... out there no more files inside my USB... all gone...

  You do not have a 'usb '. Without doubt, you have a hard drive or a USB that connects to the computer via a usb port.

  I correct not give you a hard time, but it is always important to use the correct terminology when you ask a question; If you do not, you run the risk that your question will be misunderstood and you will get an incorrect answer.

  By definition, formatting deletes all files on a device. You wrote something about this feature from the formatting? If this isn't the case, you should be able to recover all your files easily. There are several third-party programs that can do it for you. Do a search on the web to unformat and you will have several choices.

• I deleted the file from my desktop using Shift + Delete how to recover this file?

  Earlier I deleted my desktop using 'Shift + delete' important file how to recover this file?

  Please see the thread of the following responses:

  How can I recover the files deleted (with shift-delete)

  This solution provided by 101 pretty much says it all.

• Is there a way to recover the deleted files without using any software?

  Is there a way to recover the deleted files without using any software?

  Is there a way to recover the deleted files without using any software?

  # Software is necessary.

  First check the recylcl tray. If she isn't here, read the following:

  "Deleting" a file does not delete actually it brand just space be used. There are third-party programs that can sometimes recover deleted files. The problem is that the space used by the file is likely to be replaced very quickly, and this makes the unrecoverable file.

  So your chances of successfully recover this file are decent, if you try it again immediately after deleting it and quickly down. If you have used the computer since then (for example to read this answer and write that question), your chances may be very weak now.

  But if the file is large enough, it's still worth a try. Stop using the computer in question immediately, if you haven't done so already. Download an undelete program (in here is one: http://www3.telus.net/mikebike/RESTORATION.html but there are many other choice; do a search) on a friend's computer and bring it to you on a diskette, CD, or drive to the thumb.

  If that fails, your only recourse is to bring or send the drive to a professional file recovery company. This kind of service is very expensive and may or may not work in your case.

• is there a software program that I can use to recover of deleted files on my computer

  I have on my computer, the files that have been deleted and are no longer in my trash.  Is there a program or how can we recover these deleted files

  Try this. He got a good record if the files have not been replaced.
   
  Recuva
  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

• How to: recover my deleted files

  Original title: can someone please tell me how to recover my deleted files? Were can I start? I have

  Before that I erased my old he files Laura if I want to download the old files.  I'm not sure had to go find the old files?

  Hello

  If you their deliberately erased with a program for that, they need to be gone for good

  If you mean accidentally deleted your files try this program

  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

• How to recover a deleted file important?

  original title: delete the file

  How to recover a deleted file important?

  Hello

  Recuva - free - recovers files deleted from your Windows computer, Recycle Bin, digital
  map of the camera or MP3 player. And it's free!
  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

  Forums - help here
  http://Forum.Piriform.com/

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• is it possible to recover permanently deleted files?

  I accidentally deleted a file from my trash and I was just wondering if it is possible to recover these files somehow? I use windows 7

  Immediately stop using your computer for something else. Download and run a program like Recuva file recovery, which might be able to do.
  Boulder computer Maven
  Most Microsoft Valuable Professional

• How to recover permanently deleted files

  could someone please help to recover files deleted in windows 8. is not in the Recycle bin and the history file was off.
  Is it possible to recover these files.

  Thank you
  Harry

  On Wednesday, November 27, 2013 23:57:16 + 0000, harrysinghyx wrote:

  could someone please help to recover files deleted in windows 8. is not in the Recycle bin and the history file was off.
  Is it possible to recover these files.

  "Deleting" a file does not actually delete it marks just the space
  also available to be used. There are third-party programs that can
  sometimes recover deleted files. The problem is that the space used by
  the file is likely to be replaced very quickly, and it makes
  the unrecoverable file.

  So your chances of successfully recover this file are decent if you
  Try it again immediately after the deletion of it and go quickly
  downhill from there. If you have used the computer since then (for
  example to write this question and read this answer), your chances may
  be very poor now.

  But if the file is large enough, it's still worth a try. Stop
  using the computer in question immediately, if you have not done
  already. Download an undelete program (here, it's a good thing):
  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva but there are many others choose
  of; Do a search) on a friend's computer (do not on yours since)
  which may overwrite the files you want to restore) and bring it to
  your on a CD or thumb drive to try.

  If that fails, your only recourse is to bring or send the disc
  a company of professional file recovery. This kind of service is very
  expensive and may or may not work in your case.

• Flat VMDK files after trying to delete files from data store

  I tried to delete a VMDK file in a data store, because I thought that it was not in use, and I need space. I couldn't get the VM you are looking for the name of the VMDK file, so I thought that the VM has disappeared. Turns out that someone had renamed the virtual machine, when it was actually being used, so I could not remove the VMDK file.

  I searched for the files with Powershell in a data store, and that's how I found this mysterious file in the first place.

  After giving me the error that it couldn't be deleted, the file does not appear in the search more and the name of the file has been replaced by *-dish. VMDK, I think, and the column by specifying the Type just said file, instead of virtual disk. In addition, files not included in the research more.

  Today, a day after, everything is back to normal. Everyone knows this behavior before and could tell me what happened?

  Each virtual disk is actually 2 files: VMname.vmdk and VMname - flat hard

  Unfortunately, the data store browser displays only the VMname... VMDK, but it gives the properties of VMname - flat hard. Use PuTTY, connect to the ESXi host via ssh, navigate to the folder of the virtual machine and use: the - lahtr to list the contents of an authoritarian way. You can also run: - ch to check actual use.

• How can I recover a deleted files?

  How can I recover a deleted files?

  Hi jamesc15546086,

  Have you deleted the PDF of the Document cloud or your system?

  If you deleted it out of the cloud of Document it will be possible to recover the file unless you have a backup for this on the system or elsewhere.

  Otherwise if you have deleted the file from your system, then you can recover it forms the trash (if its there in the Recycle bin).

  Kind regards
  Nicos