Quote from: vm1990 on June 17, 2016, 06:19:27 PM

Quote from: Singlebyte on June 16, 2016, 04:31:30 AM

I looked around a bit to see what might help you. Appears that files over 4gb are difficult to recover. Two programs (reported) that seem to be up to the challenge are:

http://www.r-studio.com/

and

http://www.yodot.com/file-recovery/

Make sure you ghost an image before trying out either of these (or other) tools. Then you can experiment on the copied image.

   Sources: http://windowssecrets.com/forums/showthread.php/137552-Tools-for-undeleting-files-larger-than-4GB
   http://www.yodot.com/file-recovery/recover-files-more-than-4gb.html
      http://www.easeus.com/data-recovery/recover-files-larger-than-4gb.html (Another Possible Software Tool)

well found out why its so hard to recover truecrypt files.

a normal file has a signature at the start and end turns out truecrypt files are random from the very start to the very end (makes it almost impossible to recover even if its just been deleted, unless you know where the start and end is)

luckily im the lazy type and its a copy of another truecrypt file so its the same random mess of numbers for the start and end which means using r-studio i can now run a custom scan and find the start and end of the file do i know where it is and can recover it.

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Are you using windows?
Do you have file history enabled?

If you are using windows with file/folder(confused with the names) history enabled, windows should automatically keep a copy of the folder. If the file that you deleted is in a folder. Right click the folder and click properties. You should see a tab labeled 'previous versions'. Click it, if you have enable file history you should see some backups of the folder. Now browse through the backups and and restore to a date and time before you accidentally deleted the file.

Hope it helps.

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