Can I recover mp3s??

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Hi, I was using Napster yesterday and i tried to erese files from the program
to reload them again but in order, but when it's deleting i find out that it
deleted the files on my pc as well, i tried the system recovery point, i went
4 days back, and i still can't get my mp3s back, is there something i can do
to get them back???
Please I really need help, half of my library is gone now..
Lourdes

 

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Lourdes wrote:
> Hi, I was using Napster yesterday and i tried to erese files from the
> program to reload them again but in order, but when it's deleting i
> find out that it deleted the files on my pc as well, i tried the
> system recovery point, i went 4 days back, and i still can't get my
> mp3s back, is there something i can do to get them back???
> Please I really need help, half of my library is gone now..

Please cross-post if necessary in the future. Multi-posting can be
annoying. =)

"System Restore" - that only covers SYSTEM files. MP3s are not necessary
for your system - so that backup depends on you.

There are several data restoration applications out there (Google for
them) - but know that the more you use your machine, the lower your odds of
getting all of your MP3 files back are - as the system will write over the
areas where your MP3 files were - rendering them useless or partial.

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I've had limited success with this product:
http://www.recover4all.com/


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"Lourdes" <Lourdes@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4C6ABA01-AB83-430E-AFCE-F30F9E5CA6E7@microsoft.com...
> Hi, I was using Napster yesterday and i tried to erese files from the
> program
> to reload them again but in order, but when it's deleting i find out that
> it
> deleted the files on my pc as well, i tried the system recovery point, i
> went
> 4 days back, and i still can't get my mp3s back, is there something i can
> do
> to get them back???
> Please I really need help, half of my library is gone now..
> Lourdes
>

 

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"Shenan Stanley" <newshelper@gmail.com> wrote:

>Please cross-post if necessary in the future. Multi-posting can be
>annoying. =)


Many years ago, cross posting was considered rude/spamming. I would
multi post myself, if I thought there was a reason. And, for replying
to messages that have been cross posted, I have my newsreader set to
reply to ONLY the group I'm replying to. I guess it all depends on
what you learned in the past.

 

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"Lourdes" <Lourdes@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Hi, I was using Napster yesterday and i tried to erese files from the program
>to reload them again but in order, but when it's deleting i find out that it
>deleted the files on my pc as well, i tried the system recovery point, i went
>4 days back, and i still can't get my mp3s back, is there something i can do
>to get them back???
> Please I really need help, half of my library is gone now..

Simply reload the lost files from your backup copy. If you don't have
a backkup, maybe you better make one for the remaining files before
all is lost.

 

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In article <eah2h1tdgsetbvm9798na5iqig4hohnoqj@4ax.com>,
zil@zilbandyREMOVETHIS.com says...
> Many years ago, cross posting was considered rude/spamming.

And it still is, if you cross post to more than 5 groups, it's still
considered rude, but 5 or less is fine/proper.

Multi-posting is always in poor taste as it makes most usenet readers
unable to mark the articles as read across all the groups that the user
posted to - since it's not a single article.

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