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« on: 12/03/07 @ 18:40 »


 HEy KK, or anyone else. I need a Hexadecimal reader for my crashed HD.

KK: I remember i gave you one i think about a year ago, i was wondering if you still had it. Or know of a good free one.
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« Reply #1 on: 12/03/07 @ 18:44 »
Quote from: pfunk on 12/03/07 @ 18:40


 HEy KK, or anyone else. I need a Hexadecimal reader for my crashed HD.

KK: I remember i gave you one i think about a year ago, i was wondering if you still had it. Or know of a good free one.

you'll have to explain what it looks like. Don't recognize that.
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« Reply #2 on: 12/03/07 @ 18:51 »
Its software.
You remember, i had some apps on that jump drive, and it had a bunch of random hacks and what not. Well one of them allowed you to view the contents of a drive, even if the files had been deleted in windows.

So basicly all it does is it reads the drives hexadecimal code like we would sit and read a book, without any regards to Windows settings or what not. flat out raw data. And gives you the option to restore some of the files that windows may have deleted, or windows doesnt know about because they dont show up in the HD's index.
 I had a hard drive crash in my laptop. And basicly the index is fucked, so the new OS doesnt think anything is on that drive, cause it had to create a new index. But there is a bunch of shit on that drive, i just need to access it with a hexadecimal reader.
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« Reply #3 on: 12/03/07 @ 19:16 »
never mind, i got one.
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« Reply #4 on: 12/04/07 @ 13:55 »
did it work?

I still don't know why you still fuck w/ windows. Did you lose your windows install?

Could that software be used to read a dvd that the index was lost?
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« Reply #5 on: 12/04/07 @ 15:16 »
Quote from: krAzykrAkr01 on 12/04/07 @ 13:55
did it work?

I still don't know why you still fuck w/ windows. Did you lose your windows install?

Could that software be used to read a dvd that the index was lost?
Well it wasnt really Windows that crashed, it was my hard drive. I was able to recover everything.
But I fuck with windows because I really dont use my comp that much other than email and farten around on the internet. And thats pretty much only while im at work. When im off i dont usualy even boot my shit up anymore...
But im looking at giving Salaris another shot.
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