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Title: Recovering Currupted Pictures
Post by: Juan_Ambriz on April 18, 2012, 03:17:22 PM
So my mom has like 20 Memory cards lol cuz she likes to take pictures, and we cant find ANY  from 2010, so i automatically thought someone eraced them, i got a program to get them back and found them, BUT just about EVERY single one of them are currupted, like only have of of it show and the rest are gray... Is there any way to Back them up fully or are they forever gone?

Please Help If you can lol, for the sake of moms sanity.
Title: Re: Recovering Currupted Pictures
Post by: Frank on April 18, 2012, 03:21:57 PM
What do you mean by "eracing"? Also, what of what of are you talking about?
Title: Re: Recovering Currupted Pictures
Post by: blαh2355 on April 18, 2012, 03:35:51 PM
I have a lot of old memory cards. I couldn't find any pictures in the card so I thought it got erased somehow. I got a recovery program and brought the pictures back but all of the pictures are corrupted. Part of the picture shows while the other part is gray. Is there a way to somehow get the whole picture (uncorrupted)?
Fix'd I guess
Title: Re: Recovering Currupted Pictures
Post by: Juan_Ambriz on April 18, 2012, 03:52:29 PM
Ok.
In a Memory card, pictures were accidentally erased, i got a program that lets me bring back deleted Files, the only problem is that it says all the pictures are currupted.
My mom would like to know if there is a program to Uncorrupted a photo. a corrupted photo shows half gray...
Title: Re: Recovering Currupted Pictures
Post by: ursus on April 18, 2012, 04:05:41 PM
I've tried it before. If you undelete them and half of the picture is gray, then that portion of the photo was overwritten. What you see is what you have, sorry.
Title: Re: Recovering Currupted Pictures
Post by: blαh2355 on April 18, 2012, 08:28:46 PM
I've tried it before. If you undelete them and half of the picture is gray, then that portion of the photo was overwritten. What you see is what you have, sorry.
That. When you delete something, it does not totally go away until that free space is overwritten. Unless you make an erase pass of like 37 times.