At 9/18/98 11:57 PM , Don L Weckler wrote:
>
>Is there a "undelete" command to use in WIN 95  OSR2, or some other
>recovery software that can restore deleted files?
> I used the shift key when I deleted some of the "WRONG" Quicken data
>files after moving the program from C: to D: drive.
>

Hope this helps:

DOS UNDELETE in WINDOWS 95:

Find olddos/files? on Win95 CD or from DOS 6.22:

Once you find the UNDELETE.EXE file, copy it into the
\WINDOWS\COMMAND directory of your Win 95 system.

To use undelete, close out of Windows and run from locked MS-DOS
mode prompt ..., i.e.:

     START > SHUT DOWN > RESTART IN MS-DOS MODE to get DOS prompt.

     From the DOS prompt type:

          LOCK UNDELETE A:\completefilenamewithextension--whatever
          the deleted file was ...

                                   OR,

          LOCK UNDELETE A:\*.* to get a list of what can be
          undeleted (using the DOS directory) this way.

     Once the undeletion(s) are complete ...

     From the DOS prompt type:

          UNLOCK EXIT

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Doug Simmons
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