| Deleted
data is not really lost but is simply ignored by the operating system. |
| If the user deletes
a file (hereby it is not meant shifting it into the Windows waste-paper
basket), the first letter of a directory entry is provided with a special |
| character (it is E5
hexadecimal - i.e. 229 decimal). In addition, the information about the
order of the clusters has been removed by the erasure however. That plays
no role in this respect, if the file was not fragmented (i.e. all |
| clusters of
the file were stored successively). With fragmented drives (this
originates through frequent erasure and storing) the chances for
recovering looks relatively badly. If however the file is visible under
the folder 'Deleted' in |
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you can try to recover it, and Magic Recovery will assume the file is not
fragmented.
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