Jo Zelf

Thanks Augeas for your reply. The problem is however, if I right-click a deleted file after a deep scan, and I select 'recover checked' The 'Browse for folder'window pops up, with the three buttons at the bottom, but the rest of that window is empty. I have no possibility to select the other partition, where I have by far enough space to place all recovered files. (Long time for recovery is no problem, I just want to rescue as many deleted files as possible, before I install windows again on that machine) So I get a window for selecting the desination of the recovered files, but I cannot select any drive or directory in this window.

Hi All, I'm a new user of Recuva, which I want to use to recover the data from a C: drive, which was apparently erased by a virus attack. I have performed a deep scan, and after a couple of hours Recuva displays a list of deleted files (app. 200000), some of them in excellent condition, some with partly or fully clusters. After that I select the files by checking the 'select all' check-box, and the boxes for all files are checked. Then I click the [recover] button, and a window for selecting the destination of the recovered files pops up. This window, however, only contains the three buttons [Create new dir], [ok] and [cancel] I see no way to actually enter the destination path. (which would be D:) Clicking the [create new dir] has no effect, clicking [ok] or [cancel] both just close the window. No files are recovered. I also did this with scanning the d: drive, select a single file, click [recover], same empty window. Am I doing something wrong? Thank you already for any answer. Regards, Jo