I just want 4.5 GB data

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Seeking Assistance in Recovering Lost Data: A 4.5 GB Challenge

Accidental deletions happen to the best of us, but when it involves important files, it can be a stressful experience. Recently, I found myself in a situation where I inadvertently erased 4.5 gigabytes of valuable data. In an attempt to recover these files, I explored a couple of recovery tools, but unfortunately, I faced some hurdles.

Firstly, I looked into using Disk Drill, a popular choice for Data Recovery. However, the pricing is a bit steep for my current budget, making it difficult for me to proceed. I also gave Photorec a try, but the results were less than satisfactory.

Now, I’m reaching out to the community for help. If you have any advice, alternative Software options, or recovery methods that you could recommend, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance for your support!

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  1. Hi there,

    Recovering specific data like 4.5 GB can sometimes be challenging, especially if initial recovery attempts didn’t yield the desired results. Here are some suggestions that might help:

    • Try Free or Open Source Tools: Since Disk Drill was too costly, consider using TestDisk and PhotoRec. These tools are free and powerful for Data Recovery, especially for deleted partitions and files.
    • Ensure Proper Drive Selection: When using recovery tools, make sure to select the correct storage device and avoid writing new data to the affected drive to prevent overwriting existing files.
    • Use a Different Recovery Environment: Booting from a live Linux distro (like Ubuntu or SystemRescueCD) can sometimes improve recovery chances, as it minimizes writes to the disk and provides additional recovery options.
    • Consult Data Recovery Services: If the data is extremely valuable and recovery attempts fail, professional Data Recovery services might be able to assist, often with higher success rates for complex cases.

    Always remember to back up your data regularly to avoid such stressful situations in

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