My whole body is shaking. I had a paid shoot today and I've been working on pictures for a few hours. My MacBook Pro 2018 has a hint that it only takes over my post-processing once I have shut down the laptop. I did it. Rebooted. Suddenly there are a lot of pictures on the desktop. I deleted them all. Thought the PC just spins straight and copied everything in. I deleted it in the trash because I couldn't delete anything anymore and saw it as the only way out. But EVERYTHING is gone now. My exams, my SD card, my complete pictures in one folder - WEG!
What should I do? Can I do something else? I'm so crying. My friend is trying everything right now and is trying to restore the files with DiskDrill. Any other tips if it doesn't work?
Do NOT install anything more on the hard disk! Otherwise your data can be overwritten, then nothing can be saved. Then install a program from a second hard drive to retrieve the data. The next time you create a backup before doing anything with it.
Nope. What is gone is gone. At most, ask the computer freak around the corner or Apple. But usually everything you delete from the trash is hops.
If you have no idea, shut up. Everything is still there.
Talk to me sensibly you troll and shut up yourself if nothing clever comes out. Cheeky P…
With a program like TestDisk (there are also other programs that may be easier to use), you can still save the data because it is not actually deleted (overwritten with zeros), but the respective storage space is only released. You shouldn't download anything, however, because there's a risk that this storage space will be overwritten again. Therefore, the use of a live system is recommended. You can find a lot of instructions for both on the Internet.
But usually everything you delete from the trash is hops.
The storage space is only released - the data is still there. This is much faster than overwriting the entire data with zeros. This is why deleting several GB of data is so quick, for example. Compared to copying the same amount of data.
I know that there are Windows recovery programs like Recuva or PC Inspector File Recovery that will recover files that have been deleted even then.
Because you have to imagine a hard drive as a sandy beach; your footprints are the data and the waves are the erases you made. Just because a wave (erase command) has blurred your footprints doesn't mean you can't still see them.
here are a few programs for MacOS X for data recovery;
I have at least helped the FS you clever son.
That you have no idea about PCs is one thing, but advising the other with your ignorance borders on arrogance.
I couldn't have explained it better. Top!
Your tone of voice borders on quite a few.
You "earned" yourself with your statement!
You're pretty arrogant. At some point you will fall on your face.
Yes, I will definitely do it. So far I could only save the data from the SD card. I can't find my jpgs (edited images).
I used Disk Drill, but it doesn't show any jpg's
Unfortunately it doesn't show me any jpg's in Disk Drill?! X.x
And that you leaned far out of the window with your statement is not arrogant?
Rethink your statements you 12 years old!
Is the correct hard drive or the correct storage location where the data was in selected?
Does the program have a "deep scan function"? If so, activate it.
alternatively, you may want to try the other programs on the list.
I say yes, at some point you really fall on your face 😂👍
Does the program also have a depth scan? It takes a long time, but it could get better results. You could also try TestDisk. But if nothing is found then the data is probably already overwritten and unfortunately can no longer be saved. It would be better than all these programs if you had a backup: /
Said the child, who has been on the face so many times. Especially with this post. 😂
You really don't notice it? You make yourself horribly ridiculous with your troll posture here. Learn what respect and politeness mean. Your parents probably didn't raise you properly. A driver's license should be introduced for children!
I have at least given a qualified and helpful answer.
You, on the other hand, stupidized everyone who believed your contribution.
I also don't feel like explaining the difference between right and wrong to a toddler.
If you have no idea, at least make sure that it is not spread.
And if I shouldn't answer you anymore, there's a good reason for that: I don't waste my time with you anymore.
It's better too. Better insult yourself. Then at least you do something clever 😂🤣
