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Need help 2 formatted drives.

techmanc

techmanc

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I accidently formatted 2 hard drives a 3TB and a 5TB and I used EaseUS Data recovery to see that the program see the format which I assume it can just repair the drives as is with no need of copying all that file data to another drive.

Beside I would have to go and buy at least 1 5TB drive to make the file copy.

I have no clue what software is out there these days to do the job and buying the software will be a problem with my tight budget so what are the recommendations to get my hard drives fixed Thanks?
 
after many hours watching my hard drive grinding away I gave up waiting to get a chance at copying the data to a spare drive and where the 2 drives I lost were both backups of my data I did 2 quick formats and moved on...
 
techmanc said:
I accidently formatted 2 hard drives a 3TB and a 5TB and I used EaseUS Data recovery to see that the program see the format which I assume it can just repair the drives as is with no need of copying all that file data to another drive.

Beside I would have to go and buy at least 1 5TB drive to make the file copy.

I have no clue what software is out there these days to do the job and buying the software will be a problem with my tight budget so what are the recommendations to get my hard drives fixed Thanks?
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Well, first off, you would be wrong to think it proper to restore files in-place - you MUST copy them to ANOTHER drive, lest you over-write a portion of the original drive that you are recovering, and thus screw up part of the recovery.
 
VirtualLarry said:
Well, first off, you would be wrong to think it proper to restore files in-place - you MUST copy them to ANOTHER drive, lest you over-write a portion of the original drive that you are recovering, and thus screw up part of the recovery.
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I was never planning to copy the recovered files to anyplace other than a new drive. I was hoping to be able to fix the drives in place like using chkdsk type function and I didnt see any software that made that possible an where the drives were originally backup drives I just formatted the drives and reusing them for my needs.
 
I have had success recovery files with Recuva I think was it's name. Didn't even have to get the paid version to recover files.
 
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