Dylan16807

Sorry about the delay, I moved into the college dorm and a bad outlet took out my PSU. I'm sure it's showing previews from the right files, and it reports nothing as overwritten. As far as I can tell it's trying to open output files without names and that chokes it.

The files are not in the recycle bin. I'm not sure exactly *how* they got deleted in the first place. Sizes shown go from kilobytes to megabytes, and seem to be correct for the files. I am not showing undeleted files, I'm not doing a deep scan, and I am not showing 0 length files.

I did not securely delete them. Recuva just thinks they were. Again, the files are in excellent condition and I can preview them. It just seems to be trying to create the recovered file without a filename.

I had a folder get deleted recently, leaving a lot of files that I need to recover. When I scan with Recuva, it shows the files, but only if I select 'show securely overwritten files'. The files are all listed under a '?' directory on my drive, with 0-length names. In spite of that, all the files are in 'excellent' condition and the preview pane shows all the images perfectly. The problem is when I go to restore them. When I hit restore I get an error saying 'The system cannot find the path specified.' The error only happens on these files, not the ones with intact names.