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• Document files with. How can BAK ext, I open to try to recover my files.

  I need help, try to open a folder with a document. BAK Extension. I lost a lot of my files after that my computer was turned off suddenly. I found this file after searching for days, but I get a notice I need another program to open it. Need help to at least see if the files are still there or not. Thanks, Leslie

  Here's an article on the BAK files and how to read them. http://www.fileinfo.com/extension/bak.  You cannot read them in fact as BAK files, you read them as the original program.  It can be as simple as removing the. BAK Extension (the original extension can be part of the file name).

  Here is another article on the treatment of the BAK files: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/800229/how_to_open_a_bak_file.html?cat=15.  It basically says the same thing - you must determine the type of original file and rename it to open it (and you may need to proceed by trial and error, unless you recognize the name of the file).

  I wish there was an easier way, but BAK files can be almost any type of tile and only once you know the type of file you will be able to open the document correctly.  There is no 3rd party program to determine the types of original file of the BAK files unfortunately.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck! Lorien - a - MCSE/MCSA/network + / A +.

• How can I recover deleted files?

  Hello

  Yesterday, I deleted the 2 files form the office. I think they were "desktop.ini" file or similar. I deleted them because I thought that some programs created to do something not important.
  Then I realized they were system files that were there from the beginning, but they were hidden files. I don't know how the configuration changed to see these files, I changed didn¡t.
  Anyway, I tried to get back them through the 'system restore', but it did not work. I'm worried because it's a new laptop and I don't know if this would affect the system. I also scanned the disc for the virus, but it did not show anything.
  Please tell me how can I recover these files safely (do not install programs that I don't know who created them).
  Mi computer system is Windows Vista Home Basic.
  Thank you very much

  Diego.

  Diego_21, thanks for posting on the Microsoft forums.

  Desktop.ini is a file of parameters for your desktop, if it is deleted it will be recreated automatically the next time you start upward. If you choose however to try to recover a file of permanent deletion there are many applications of freeware that you can use. Just use your favorite search engine.

  If you need help please reply.
  Kind regards
  Aaron Barth

• Recover a file that I saved accidentally on

  I'm so frustrated.  I record a new file and was clicking on the folder to put it in.  When I arrived, I didn't that he has highlighted another file as name - so I clicked OK and now I've completely lost the old file.  I'm upset because the old file is something that was SEVERAL pages in it and is irreplaceable.  Is it possible to recover a file that you saved on?  It is always open on my screen.

  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  Hey michelehana,

  Unfortunately, once you replace the file, you can not cancel the function. However, relying on a recovery tool third you can try to recover these files on the computer. You should be able to find many online recovery tools.

  Note: Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  Kind regards

  Shinmila H - Microsoft Support

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• How to recover pst files

  Hi all

  I lost my recent backup and all my pst files on my pc. The selected path reports its invalid.

  I searched *.pst and nothing. is there a software out there that can recover 100% of the PST from the hard drive?

  Thank you

  John

  PST files are usually large enough, there is a high risk of the lost file become corrupted if you keep using the computer, the parts of the file may be overwritten during a regular computer activity.  If you really want to try to recover this file, you must immediately stop using the computer and make a clone of the drive, then you can resume the use of the computer and work on the clone for recovering files.

  John

• System restore recover deleted files?

  Original title: Windows recovery and office productivity.

  Suppose my computer hard drive is partitioned into C:\ and D:\ and sometimes I delete some files (which are not system files) in the drive D:\ (which does not contain the windows), a system restore will recover files?
  Second Question: How she chooses a certain specific pages to assign page numbers to in microsoft office word 2010, assuming that I have a 20 page report and I would like to number the pages of a to the last page without the first page on the computer start?

  System restore do not know or care about your personal files.

  If you accidentally delete a file, and it is not recoverable from the Recycle Bin, there are third party tools that you can watch to see if they can recover your lost files.  In general data from the 'deleted' files remain on the hard drive until the premises they occupy is needed for something else, while the space where your deleted file is crashed.

  Keep in mind that you "use" your disk and read/write data, less your chances of file recovery will be since XP can decide to use this area of the disk where the deleted file is.  So, if you delete something by mistake, you should try to recover as soon as POSSIBLE.

  Some people have good result with this free tool (you can use Google to find others):

  Recuva

  If you want to try it out, install it, make a few temporary files or copy some files somewhere in another folder/location and remove the temporary or copied files on purpose.

  Then see if Recuva will get it for you.

  If you don't like it, uninstall it.  Sometimes I install just to recovery a file (s), then uninstall it when I'm done.

• When I try to open pdf files, they are converted into speedy.ashx files and I can't open them. What gives?

  The problem is associated with attachments to incoming e-mail. The first time that this has happened, I looked for a solution and has finished installing something called fast. The problem has not resolved itself and I uninstalled the software. Now when I try to read a pdf attachment, the file seems to be converted somehow in a speedy.ashx file and I can't read it.

  Try to rename the file and give it a .pdf file extension.

  • [894442/questions/894442] OWA attachments ASHX and Firefox/2010 8
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• Satellite U - How to recover deleted files from mysafe?

  Hello

  Does anyone know how to recover deleted files from mysafe?

  I'm not 100% sure but I think that the data in this folder will not be deleted to bin recycled initially, but they will be removed immediately.
  How recovery them? Good question?

  Try to find some third party applications that can scan the HARD disk for deleted files. The point is that it will work if the FAT (File allocation table) is deleted only. This means that the file is on the HARD disk, but the disk HARD doesn t know where exactly.
  Hmmm... It is not so easy.

• Recover deleted files / folders in my laptop

  I accidentally deleted a folder (containing the doc and ppt, JPEG files) on my desktop from HP running on Win7.

  How can I recover the files and folder?

  Thanks in advance for the advice.

  John

  Hi John,.

  One possible option is to try the following.

  Click the Start Menu, click your username at the top right.  Right-click on the Documents folder (or anywhere where the deleted file was originally stored) and select Properties.  Click on the "Previous Versions" tab and give it time to load (this can take a few minutes).  If you get a list of the previous versions, left-click one of the mentions just to highlight and open - if you see your files listed, close the list and then click on the option 'Restore' in the Properties window.  If no file is listed, try to open another entrance.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• The discs to a hard drive with an IO error can be removed and placed in a good hard drive to try to recover the information about the bad drive?

  The discs to a hard drive with an IO error can be removed and placed in a good hard drive to try to recover the information about the bad drive?  Both units are of the same type and speed.  both are records hard internal seagate w double disc in the drives

  On Thu, 20 Sep 2012 14:41:30 + 0000, Stephen_403 wrote:

  The discs to a hard drive with an IO error can be removed and placed in a good hard drive to try to recover the information about the bad drive?  Both units are of the same type and speed.  both are records hard internal seagate w double disc in the drives

  No, at least not by us.

  Open a hard drive for some reason any at all can be done in special
  laboratory as parameters. Something else will destroy the disk.

  There are companies trying to recover data from broken disks,
  and they are sometimes successful. And who knows, maybe they
  sometimes use methods such as what you describe.

  But if you plan to use such a company, know what they
  are all very expensive. It does not for most people.

  For the future, if you have files you want to be sure are not
  lost, make sure to have in place a backup procedure on a regular basis the
  external media player.

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• I emptied the trash by mistake, how do I recover lost files photo

  I was trying to clean up my computer files and organize photos.  I deleted by mistake my folder of photos while emptying the trash.  How can I recover these files?  If all goes well, they are still on my hard drive somewhere?

  Hi, C.Ger,

  You can try Art Plus Digital Photo Recovery software

  http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/how-to-recover-deleted-corrupted-or-formatted-pictures-for-free/

  Recuva (freeware)

  http://tips4pc.com/articles/software%20tips/a_free_program_to_recover.htm

  How to recover Photos deleted from the computer with file recovery freeware

  http://www.EASEUS-deletedrecovery.com/recover-deleted-files/recover-deleted-photos.html

  Have you tried the system restore?

  Start > all programs > Accessories > system tools > system restore

  Select a date and time before you deleted the folder

  For the restoration of the file only

  You need to make the changes here: start/run/Regedit

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User
  Shell Folders
  HKEY_CURRENT_USER
  Records

  in Shell Folders set data of my images to the address "C:\Documents and Settings\...\My Documents\My Pictures"
  in the user shell folders, leave the empty value of my photos

• How to recover email files lost after compressing files

  I am using windows XP sp3, two days ago, I performed an outlook express file compression process, after only a quick jump

  and asked me to do. Unfortunately, a part of the e-mail files (year 2011) were found missing in the outmail storage box after file compression.

  I think that they were deleted automatically during file compression. Although I found a backup file in the trash, I can't yet recover

  the e-mails lost after recovery.

  For your information: before compressing files - size storage box outmail - abt, 1.2 GB / after compression 827 MB

  MY mailbox: * address email is removed from the privacy *

  It is a common problem with OE because if we let the dbx files grow beyond a few hundred megabytes, they are subject to corruption.  You should do an immediate backup of your messages in the event of further loss.  So, if you have bak files in the trash or in the message store directory, you can try to recover them.

  For references, see points 2, 3, 4 and 6 here: www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx#2 and import the bak files see here: www.oehelp.com/backup.aspx#imp1 and if you were unable to recover what was lost, then see here: www.oehelp.com/DBXpress/ the latter is able to scan the entire drive for messages and bypassing the file system and if something can get back them It can.

  Steve

• Undelete to recover a file LARGER than 4 GB

  I accidentally delete a folder with many files of size greater than 4 GB.  I've tried so far the following application:

  (1) recuva
  (2) GetDataBack for NTFS v4.0
  (3) file Scavenger 3.2

  and none of them can see files greater than 4 GB.  I have a bit of luck trying to recover these files?
  Is there some custom settings I have applied?
  Or is this a limitation of Vista?

  OS: Vista Premium 64-bit
  Core 2 Duo 2.0 GHz
  4 GB OF RAM

  appreciate all help.  If there is another application that will recover the files larger than 4 GB, please let me know and I'll buy it.
  So far, I've already lost some $$$.

  Best regards
  John

  It is a long shot.
  If you did no action in the case since the deletion, then try to do a [Ctrl] [Z].  This will reverse the last action.
  ||

• How do I find/recover a file deleted from a move/replace when the Recycle Bin is bypassed?

  Recently, I made a search for particular file template.  The Find dialog box, I selected all files returned by the search and trained in a backup folder.  Unfortunately, there were a few files with the same name and I selected by error "Replace" and the particular file I was interested has been moved or deleted.  I thought I was doing a copy, but the source files have been deleted.  I tried to run several file recovery programs, none of them found the files that have been deleted as a result of this move/replace operation (apparently the Recycle Bin is bypassed for this operation).  I know that the directory they are found, but the program is not all the deleted files in these directories.  Help!

  I recreated this scenario in Windows 7 with the same result.  How these files are deleted, and how to find them?

  Hi Jimstaff,

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers site!

  Try to face a return of the folder that contains the files now and then try to restore to a previous version.

  Whenever a system restore point is created for your computer, an older version of each file is created. You can try to right click on this particular and select restore to the previous version. You may get different dates, which you can restore back.

  Try this if you have restore points created for folders. If this isn't the case, then there is no way how you can recover these files.

  Hope this information is useful.

  Amrita M

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• If the computer reset to the system restore factory by mistake, a way to recover photos, files, etc.?

  Computer did not start and made a recovery to original factory restore mistakenly Manager, now there is no date prior to restore. A way to retrieve all the files, tons of photos, movies, etc.?

  Hello Tonyperez1,

  The idea of restoring back to factory conditions is completely clear what is already on the hard drive and replace it with a blank copy of the original image of the operating system.

  During this restore the "factory copy" completely crushes everything on the hard drive. When a file is deleted, it is important to immediately stop using the PC and try to restore the deleted file.

  Once you begin to write the files too much the chances of recovery are greatly reduced. The chances of you being able to recover these files are very low. If they were stored on a separate partition, you could try to recover that partition with the help of specialized software. However, in this case, the partition is the one with the operating system on which it is difficult.

  To be honest, you need specialized help and who, unfortunately, costs a lot of money. In this case the hard disk must be removed from the PC and dismantled or placed in another machine where you could try sophisticated recovery software retrieves files. If these files will be recovered are another matter.

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Expert - consumer: www.winuser.co.uk | vistasupport.MVPs.org | xphelpandsupport.mvps.org | www.silversurfer-Guide.com