Don't worry too much about the errors you see in the console when starting hddsuperclone. Some of that is from having to run it as root (sudo). You would be surprised how many console errors there can be when starting a program from the terminal in Linux. I have seen many errors from the likes of F...

lcoughey wrote:Yes

Thank you Luke

lcoughey wrote:In most cases, you are correct. But, we know who the OP is and he is just a data recovery rookie who hasn't realized that UFS is what he is looking for.

https://www.ufsexplorer.com/ufs-explore ... covery.php
This one?

Post is SPAM/Advertise Same you may find here: https://forum.hddguru.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=38570 Just because someone asks the same question on two forums doesn't make it SPAM. For that, there would have to be some self-promotion or advertising going on. Thank you for the trust Jared. Is ther...

pclab wrote:I also use UFS and Reclaime.
I remember a case where DMDE was the only one to find a database file that none of the other manage to do it...

Thank you worth checking DMDE.

Hi all. What do you expert recommend for deleted files? I recently had a deleted user account to recover, but couldn't find anything above 2014, customer insist that there are more files on the drive. Not much info on the drive only 60 gig from 750g I usually user power data recovery if I can't find...

lcoughey wrote:Without even knowing what variant of BlackBerry you are referring to (BBOS, BB10, Android), I believe that a factory reset securely erases the device. I haven't confirmed this, but haven't yet seen anyone who has been able to prove otherwise.

Thank you

Hi all. I have a Blackberry which was restored to factory setting. If this is possible to do please text or call me, phone can found in my signature Preferred Canadian based company. The files are important for the customer, I don't have tools and asked local DR company that I work with and they tol...

Jared wrote:Hard reset is faster and less straining on the service area, so is preferable to a power cycle in most cases. Most drives will really only survive so many power cycles before dying completely. Just my two cents.

Agree, but sometimes soft reset won't work.

Wow!
Tested the 64 Bit ISO, when opening hddsuperclone there are lots of errors. Something about proxy. I'll test it today more.