![]() ![]() ![]() My big problem is that my computer hard drive is much smaller than 1 terabyte. Is there Linux data recovery software you would recommend? They told me they outsource data recover, and if it worked the company would charge me about $1,350 USD since the drive holds a terabyte. I just got back from taking the drive to a Microcenter service desk. From what you wrote the possibility of recovering data ![]() I disconnected the drive as soon as I learned what happened. > erased by the garbage collector at any time. > in a new physical block and the old block is just discarded and will be > immediately erased when writing new data, because new data are written > Physically : in a rotating hard disk, overwritten data are immediately > I read that it is harder to recover data from an SSD hard drive due to the different technology. > The other day I was in a rush, I was trying to format a thumb drive, and accidentally formatted the SSD hard drive instead. > I have an external SSD hard drive, about 1 Terabyte. On Saturday, Januat 2:53:24 AM UTC-5, Pascal Hambourg wrote: ![]()
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