Graphics Problem, Need Help

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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
 
Just search the folder(s) for *.jpg or *.* or whatever and it'll show all files:)
 
Also, you didn't install recovery software on same drive did you? If so that could have overwritten some of the data.
 
Try this for you deleted files MiniTool Power Data Recovery 6.5.0.1 Software
 
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