Where To Find Help With Data-Rescue/Recovery ?

[THAILIBAN]

I have a 16 GB USB-stick (actually quite new and a quality-product - so I thought) full of photos.

now the stick is not being recognized anymore by both my Comp and my netbook.

does anybody know if there is someone in BKK who is a specialist with data-rescue / recovery at an affordable rate ?

I mean, not that my life depends on those pics, but it would be a sad thing to lose many of them (parts of them have been backed-up before, but many have not)

thanks

[urandom]

you want this: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec

[THAILIBAN]

hello, thanks for the reply.

I actually don't want that program (though it is interesting to read how it works if one have a clue about computers), but rather someone who is able to use such a program or similar properly and execute the recovery for me.

I am not able to do that by myself as I am rather a Computer-Dummie.

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[urandom]

i'm quite sure data recovery will be overpriced. don't you have any friend, coworker that could help? worst case, where do you live/work, i could try if you want (my fees: a coke zero)

[THAILIBAN]

i'm quite sure data recovery will be overpriced. don't you have any friend, coworker that could help? worst case, where do you live/work, i could try if you want (my fees: a coke zero)

I do know a reliable and capable guy near On Nut who works in the IT-business and would charge a fair price for sure, as he always did in the past.

But thanks for the offer, in case the need arises, I will certainly get back to you, though I usually store only PEPSI MAXXXXX in my fridge and not Coke Zero .

me at Ramkamhaeng near Lamsalee junction

[RKASA]

You say it can't be seen anymore - are you plugging it into a running PC only or boot with it in.

Following is what I have done before and it restored the mounting of a flash drive that was not safly removed and it is worth a try.

Plug it into a running PC and shut down completely, then restart and boot the PC leaving the flash plugged in the whole time - do not remove it. You may then be able to surf the drive again. If so back it up and try to safe remove it again.

I have a 8gb kingston that I have done this with and it had the same problem. Good Luck.

[rgs2001uk]

Sounds more like a bad USB port on your computer.

Most PCs have at least 2 or 3 of them, try a different one, or go to one of the many internet shops in the area and plug it into one of theirs and see if that works.

Have you tried plugging a different flash drive into both to see if they work?