So my mom deleted...

[-VZA-]

good for you, you dirty bootlegger!

ctfu! 

[Gotti......Xl]

fuck the bitch

[Throwback]

fuck the bitch

lol, why do u want him to be a motherfucker?

[Doggystylin]

Why would she do that? That's pretty messed up. My mom would never do shit like that, and I would never do that to my daughter. What a trip. Did u get her mad or something?

your daughters like 2

[Sikotic™]

My mom would be in a casket by now if I were you.

[CrAzY_gIrL]

Why would she do that? That's pretty messed up. My mom would never do shit like that, and I would never do that to my daughter. What a trip. Did u get her mad or something?

your daughters like 2

Nah, my daughter is 9 months, but I'm talking about if she was older. I wouldn't fuck with her shit like that.

[Maestro Minded]

theres softwares you can use to recover the files

[7even]

theres softwares you can use to recover the files

no

[Maestro Minded]

theres softwares you can use to recover the files

no

lol.. yes there are

[Now_Im_Not_Banned]

^^Yea, there is..."Recover 4 all" is one of them.

[7even]

lol, so why not just deleting everything when space is low? a 2gb hd would be like a infinite hd lol. I cant believe you can delete movies and do some other shit on your hd and afterwards just bring them movies back, nono. not possible.

[Maestro Minded]

ok... let give you a quick lesson about harddrives.
when you "delete" a for example friday.avi , you're not really deleting it, instead, you're removing the link that was pointed to the file. when you remove the file, your OS (ex: windows) will no longer be aware of the files existence, therefore restoring will be possible as long as the files have not been overwritten.

[7even]

first dont talk like a teacher to me.
second.. overwritten=new file downloaded? or what? if the disk is full, how the hell youre supposed to get them files back. any disk would be practically infinite.
third.. send this program to me.

[Maestro Minded]

first don't talk like a teacher to me.
second.. overwritten=new file downloaded? or what? if the disk is full, how the hell you're supposed to get them files back. any disk would be practically infinite.
third.. send this program to me.

a drive is often very partitioned, when you remove a theres empty places/spaces everywere, the chance that the computer will overwrite the recently deleted part is little, but yes, it do exist. basically, if a disk is full, its difficult to get it back, but in AlerG's case, it wasn't, in his case, files had been removed. If he's not a downloader-freak, the chance that his files still exists are still huge.

[Jome]

a drive is often very partitioned, when you remove a theres empty places/spaces everywere, the chance that the computer will overwrite the recently deleted part is little, but yes, it do exist. basically, if a disk is full, its difficult to get it back, but in AlerG's case, it wasn't, in his case, files had been removed. If he's not a downloader-freak, the chance that his files still exists are still huge.

True.
The "clusters" will still be on the hdd, unless they're overwritten, which isn't likely in this case..
A recovery program might recover a lot of files.