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- Jun 10, 2012
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While getting a Vista machine ready for another User, I deleted the previous User's account and saved their files etc... to a directory I named "TEMP". HUGE MISTAKE.
Then ran a temporary file cleaner utility and it interpreted everything in the "TEMP" folder as "deletable" and started doing just that. I saw a row of several .jpg files go by before I canceled the operation.
Of the 500 or so .jpg files, I might have deleted as many as 30. I ran GetDataBack for NTFS to do data recovery, but some of the "recovered" files are corrupt, and I may need to get back into the the software and find the deleted files individually.
So, what I want to do is be able to display thumbnails of all the photos in the folder, and all the photos in the various sub-folders, all at the same time so that I can quickly see all the corrupted image files and go looking for them one at a time. Otherwise I'm going to have to meticulously search ever subfolder, and all the subfolders in those subfolders, etc... and it could go down as many as 5 folders deep.
I'd like a software that will ignore the folder file structure, and just show me everything within the parent folder.
Does software like this exist, and if so how do I make it happen?
Thanks in advance.
~BF
Then ran a temporary file cleaner utility and it interpreted everything in the "TEMP" folder as "deletable" and started doing just that. I saw a row of several .jpg files go by before I canceled the operation.
Of the 500 or so .jpg files, I might have deleted as many as 30. I ran GetDataBack for NTFS to do data recovery, but some of the "recovered" files are corrupt, and I may need to get back into the the software and find the deleted files individually.
So, what I want to do is be able to display thumbnails of all the photos in the folder, and all the photos in the various sub-folders, all at the same time so that I can quickly see all the corrupted image files and go looking for them one at a time. Otherwise I'm going to have to meticulously search ever subfolder, and all the subfolders in those subfolders, etc... and it could go down as many as 5 folders deep.
I'd like a software that will ignore the folder file structure, and just show me everything within the parent folder.
Does software like this exist, and if so how do I make it happen?
Thanks in advance.
~BF