Ultientrpz
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From my 8TB drive, Recuva was able to find over 10,000,000,000 files. There are a tremendous amount of unrecoverable files along with the good ones. I reorganized the files using the unrecoverable column. Is there a way to select a range of files or do you have to check or uncheck what to recover? I checked all and have been going through over 100 pages of unrecoverable unchecking individual files. I'm in the Z's starting from the bottom of the list. So I know there are probably thousands more of the unrecoverable files filling pages. I've been working on this since my first posting.
I look forward to an easier way to do this if possible.
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Awesome Nergal. Thanks for that suggestion. I ended up spanning an 8TB & 4TB as a backup drive and recovered the drive having issues. That had been my main backup drive previously and had just had it fail a SMART test recently. So just needed to get everything off of it before it failed anmd couldn't.
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Recuva scanned my 8TB drive and found 7,452 GB of files and folders. I tried to recover the contents to a new 8TB drive. I'm getting the message:
"Insufficient disk space!
Available: 7,452 GB
Necessary: 11,142 GB.
Do you want to change the destination folder?"
What do I need to do to recover the 8TB to my new 8 TB?
Recovering files - Insufficient disk space
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I had tried that in previous attempts like I do using file explorer, and it didn't work those times. This time it did work and saved me a tremendous amount of time. According to the scroll bar, approximately 25% was unrecoverable. Thank you for suggesting I try it again. This time when I did the file discovery, it said I was going to need 16TB space to recover to. I spanned 2 x 8TB drives to be my backup so shouldn't have any trouble recovering to that.