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All Photos Deleted by Windows 7?
I use Windows 7. I am an advanced user.
I was using Windows Explorer to move photos from a folder into another folder under My Pictures. I grabed the files from the one folder then used the left-side folder tree to move them to the folder I wanted them to go to.
While Windows Explorer was still open, I then navigated back to My Pictures and deleted the now empty folder (this was a folder within My Pictures).
At that point, I was suddenly moved back from My Pictures to my user folder. I went back to My Pictures to check on the file move and I got a warning that "My Pictures is not accessible."
This was very odd. I waitied a second and tried again, no luck. I right-clicked for properties and it showed I suddenly didn't have any permissions to the folder. Very odd behavior.
I waited another second and tried opening the My Pictures folder again, this time it worked. However, to my horror - all subfolders and files were gone - gone!
I thought I might have mistakenly moved all the files/folders to a different folder when I moved them by using the left-side folder tree. However, a complete search of my entire computer showed the files were truely gone.
My recycle bin is set to delete immediately. Remember I did NOT select anything othar than 1 specific folder (highlighted) and not the entire My Pictures folder nor contents.
I tried to use a recovery utility to get them back, and while I installed it to another drive and it did find many files, it was unable to recover any except 2 or 3 photos.
I just lost 7 years of photos because Windows 7 has some very bad programming error in it.
5 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Diskgetor photo file data recover software is the professional photo files data restore tool
Source(s): http://www.diskgetor.com/ - 1 decade ago
a long story
Stop putting any new data on the drive which your lost photos located to avoid data overwriting.
then use photo recovery software to recover these photos
pay attention that the software you selected must support Win7 operating system.
if these photos are really important and valuable for you, you should try professional recovery software even though it charges for few dollars. this is the lesson I learn from my last experience.
I had a similar problem with my notebook(Win7), and then I used WondersharePhoto Recovery to recover all my lost photos with nice quality.
get the trail version from http://www.data-recovery-utilities.com/photo-recov...
you can preview your photos from Preview Thumbnail to check if all the photos you need are recoverable and evaluate the recovery quality before you buy.
What you can see from the preview thumbnail is what the software can exactly recover.
Note: it supports Win7 64/32
Source(s): Own experience - Anonymous1 decade ago
You can try to recover your photos with Easy Drive Data Recovery software:
http://www.munsoft.com/EasyDriveDataRecovery/
It uses unique modern algorithms to recover files that other software either recovers incorrectly or is unable to detect.
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- brustromLv 44 years ago
this image will be in use someplace or it can be kept incompletely or open some the position else in case you elect delete it move to uncomplicated handle the position you kept or the position that is kept and delete from there