-=PCTechTalk=- IS THIS TRUE?

  • From: "Patricia" <rhekay@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "PCTechTalk" <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2008 08:26:07 -0400

Got this from another group....not that I will TRY this was just curious
as to if it's true?


      THIS PROGRAM AS SUCH WILL WIPE YOUR HD COMPLETE INCLUDING OS (oPERATING 
sYSTEM)I DON'T KNOW WHO IS TRYING TO PULL ON MEMBERS. MAYBE SOMEONE IS MAD AT 
THE GROUP FOR SOME REASON. MY EX-HUSBAND IS A PROGRAMMER FOR THE UNITED STATES 
GOV AND HE FOLLOWED THESE STEPS AS A TEST TO MAKE SURE AN IF IT WASN'T FOR HIS 
KNOWLEDGE IT WOULD HAVE WIPED OUT THE WHOLE ssa MEDICARE SYSTEM. THIS ISN'T 
FUNNY 














                      I found this on a web site, link below, It worked for the 
guy who had origanally asked the question! Hope it works for you too! 

                      Good luck,
                      Maz

                      Originally Posted by trickyt: 
                      Don't worry, every file you ever created is still on your 
hard disk! Even if you have deleted them, emptied the recycle bin and written 
all over the disk. It is still ALL there. EVERY file you ever created, deleted 
or not! It is just very hard to get at. 

                      This is an undocumented "feature" of Windows!!!!! !!! 

                      ALL THE FILES YOU EVER CREATED ARE THERE - INCLUDING 
EVERY WEB PAGE YOU EVER VISITED, EVERY PHOTO YOU TOOK, EVERY SONG YOU 
DOWNLOADED, AND OF COURSE ALL YOUR DOCUMENTS - INCLUDING THE DELTED ONES! 

                      MICRO$OFT keeps these files well hidden. A hard disk 
search will not find them. Explorer will deny their existence and even deny the 
existence of the directory or folder in which they are located. Even MS DOS 
will deny the existence of the folder where they are located. 

                      Follow these simple steps to see your deleted files and 
to retrieve them. 

                      Click Run, select All Programs, go to Accessories, and 
choose "command prompt". 

                      Now you are in a DOS window, 

                      Type CD\ 
                      Type CD RECYCLER 
                      (Now you are in an invisible folder called "Recycler) 
                      TYPE DIR /AD 
                      Now you will see the name of your invisible folder. It 
will be something like this: 
                      S-1-5-21-484763869- 790525478- 682003330- 1004 
                      Change to this secret folder by typing 
                      CD S-1-5-21-484763869- 790525478- 682003330- 1004 
                      (or whatever the secret name is that you see......) 
                      Now type DIR /P /S 
                      (You will see a list of your files) 
                      Find the file you want, and note down the sub-folder 
where it is hidden. 
                      Now change to that folder - e.g. by typing CD DC1 
                      (Warning, your deleted files may appear to have changed 
name, but they are easily recognisable from their extensions (e.g. .JPG for 
pictures, .DOC for Word files etc...) 
                      Now Copy the files you want back to a location where you 
can find them. e.g. to copy them to the TEMP directory type COPY *.* 
C:\TEMP\*.* (This will copy all files from the current folder to the C;/TEMP 
folder. 
                      To copy just the JPG files type 
                      COPY *.JPG C:\TEMP\*.* 

                      Now you have it. Your Deleted files are restored!!!! !!! 

                      Here is the link to the web site i was on... 
                      http://www.anetforu ms.com/posts. aspx?ThreadIndex =29625 

             


     



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