Shodan816 Posted February 3, 2008 Share Posted February 3, 2008 WEll.,... Today I have a different scenario. I deleted a text file to the recycle bin and emptied the bin. Ran Recuva and found the file. Erased the file with Recuva and then recovered it. Indeed the file is now empty - e.g. the text appears to have been completely overwritten with spaces(?). I am still enclosing the contents of the index tab just in case you would like it. The one problem remaining seems to be file names - they are untouched during and after the erase process. It would be wonderful if Recuva would overwrite file names the way CCleaner does. Filename: Font Web Site.txt Path: C:\$Recycle.bin\S-1-5-21-2289612737-1512734087-2000572463-1000 Size: 54 State: Excellent Creation time: 2/3/2008 08:52 Last modification time: 2/3/2008 08:52 Last access time: 2/3/2008 08:52 Comment: No overwritten clusters detected. 1 cluster(s) allocated at offset 334566 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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