FINDING MORE THAN 13500 ITEMS, Y HAVE TRYID TOO DELITE THEM AFTHER RECORERY WHAT Y NIDED.
HAW CAN Y DELIT THE ITEMS Y DONT NIDE TY
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You cannot remove the deleted file names that Recuva lists from the MFT. This is quite normal with use on any pc, I should just live with it. You can overwrite the files if you wish, but the filenames will remain.
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QUOTE (peter1949 @ Sep 19 2008, 10:30 AM) 
FINDING MORE THAN 13500 ITEMS, Y HAVE TRYID TOO DELITE THEM AFTHER RECORERY WHAT Y NIDED.
HAW CAN Y DELIT THE ITEMS Y DONT NIDE TY
FRIENDLY PETER1949
HAW CAN Y DELIT THE ITEMS Y DONT NIDE TY
FRIENDLY PETER1949
Avoid using UPPERCASE ONLY when posting, its a sign of aggression therefore not very friendly.
QUOTE (Augeas @ Sep 19 2008, 01:54 PM)
You cannot remove the deleted file names that Recuva lists from the MFT. This is quite normal with use on any pc, I should just live with it. You can overwrite the files if you wish, but the filenames will remain.
Hi folks!
Is it possible to rename the deleted files? Like "cleaned_0001.rcv".
Not with Recuva. You could allocate a mass of files called cleaned_0001.rcv to cleaned_whatever, and then delete them. The allocation will use the spare entries in the MFT and overwrite the old names. Personally I wouldn't bother. The majority of them will go as you use your pc anyway.
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