February 26th, 2010, 3:32
February 26th, 2010, 3:49
jag17 wrote:The hard disk was overwritten with new operating system. After doing recovery I find lot of corrupted and duplicate documents, photos and mp3. The total number of files is will over 100,000. So it is impossible to manually open and test each and every file. Is there any software or technique to find all the corrupted and duplicate documents, photos and mp3 files and move it to a separate folder?.
Please help
Cheers
-Jag
February 26th, 2010, 4:02
XanderSholtz wrote:jag17 wrote:The hard disk was overwritten with new operating system. After doing recovery I find lot of corrupted and duplicate documents, photos and mp3. The total number of files is will over 100,000. So it is impossible to manually open and test each and every file. Is there any software or technique to find all the corrupted and duplicate documents, photos and mp3 files and move it to a separate folder?.
Please help
Cheers
-Jag
I'm pretty sure this doesn't address your corruption issues (I have some ideas on this one, but have not made it that far yet) but which structure modification of the recovered data, I'm pretty sure this should help you on the issue of duplicates and sorting:
http://builtbackwards.com/projects/photorec-sorter/
If I understand correctly, documents are very hard to verify as Docs, XLS, etc, do not have a footer, just a header
Please let me know your opinions, I'm not trying to supply hollow responses on topics, I want to learn.
February 26th, 2010, 10:59
February 26th, 2010, 16:17
pepe wrote:I wrote a raw rec prog that restore dates of office docs and many others.
Basically i can be almost sure if it could not extract the date, the file is corrupted and can be distinguished this way. But it is not a perfect way I know.
Also if the date could be restored, there is a chance that the file is corrupted, but it is less than 5% according to my experience
pepe
February 26th, 2010, 18:19
The hard disk was overwritten with new operating system.
But as you noted I am looking a magical software that can identify and move corrupted docs, xls, pdf, jpef, mp3 to a different folder.
Also if the date could be restored, there is a chance that the file is corrupted, but it is less than 5% according to my experience
February 26th, 2010, 19:01
February 26th, 2010, 19:27
dick wrote:There is no magical software! Once the data is destroyed its gone forever. Ok there might be a chance of repairing the odd file manually but in the end 5% is all you are gonna get. Put it down to experience!
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