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Posted 06/12/2016 - 13:27
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richandfleur wrote:
Just make sure you recover to another drive, so you don't overnight as you recover.
Sounds like a hangover!
Just make sure you recover to another drive, so you don't overnight as you recover.
John K
Posted 06/12/2016 - 19:26
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Ha, silly iPhone. One day I'll get a smart phone.
Posted 06/12/2016 - 20:11
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Why do people always blame their phones? It's easy to remedy, switch off predictive text. It's quicker to type what you mean without it! It doesn't let you type some letter combinations meaning entering some web addresses can be off limits.
John K
Posted 06/12/2016 - 21:03
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Predictive text can be really helpful, when your interface is a pokey little screen and you have man sized digits to interface to it with.
Swipe text was my favourite, and I must get around to installing it on the work iPhone.
Swipe text was my favourite, and I must get around to installing it on the work iPhone.
Posted 06/12/2016 - 23:06
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Typing something other than what you mean is helpful? Strange!
John K
Posted 06/12/2016 - 23:24
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JAK wrote:
Typing something other than what you mean is helpful? Strange!
I said can be...
Typing something other than what you mean is helpful? Strange!
Posted 06/12/2016 - 23:52
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My Samsung phone had it turned on by default, I had to turn it off immediately as it wouldn't let me type my web site url. I'd type the url and it changed it to something else before my very eyes! It was utterly useless. It can reverse the meaning of what was intended in a message if the typing isn't proofed before being submitted, but those who use it don't seem to bother doing that.
As to pokey phone screens, I agree, so use a PC or Mac instead.
You'll gather I'm not enamoured with mobile phones! (I was nearly mown down on my cycle by someone texting while supposed to be driving and presumably looking where they were going, but weren't, a couple of years ago.) Since then cannot cycle on a main road though might use the pavement or off road route only. I wish the things could be uninvented! There are far too many accidents / deaths caused by them.
As to pokey phone screens, I agree, so use a PC or Mac instead.
You'll gather I'm not enamoured with mobile phones! (I was nearly mown down on my cycle by someone texting while supposed to be driving and presumably looking where they were going, but weren't, a couple of years ago.) Since then cannot cycle on a main road though might use the pavement or off road route only. I wish the things could be uninvented! There are far too many accidents / deaths caused by them.
John K
Posted 12/12/2017 - 09:26
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Xkoisdf wrote:
Yes there are some free tools can have a try like recuva, DiskDigger.
ffansszi wrote:
I got a new sd card but a couple photos were deleted accidentally on the old one. is it able to get them back? it is SanDisk
If you didn't add new data to cover them, you still have chance to get them back.I got a new sd card but a couple photos were deleted accidentally on the old one. is it able to get them back? it is SanDisk
Posted 12/12/2017 - 16:29
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Ref recovery of deleted images: many of the higher spec/capacity Sandisk cards come with a year's free offer to use a downloadable file Recovery programme - which does work. So, if you still have the packaging in which the latest card came, then check that to find and use the weblink and unique access code printed on it.
That s/w doesn't only work for that card, but for any/many others regardless of which makes of cards are involved (AFAIK).
Edited: that s/w is called RescuePro - and I have just found out that I lost my latest sub (activated only a few months ago!) after I had a complete "meltdown" of the main laptop's hard disk when I first tried to clone it to an SSD a few weeks ago .
That s/w doesn't only work for that card, but for any/many others regardless of which makes of cards are involved (AFAIK).
Edited: that s/w is called RescuePro - and I have just found out that I lost my latest sub (activated only a few months ago!) after I had a complete "meltdown" of the main laptop's hard disk when I first tried to clone it to an SSD a few weeks ago .
K-3 II, K-3 and a K-70 from SRS (having now relegated the K-30 /"K-50" to a backup body), & some Sigma and Pentax lenses (and a lot of old 35mm gear!)
Posted 13/12/2017 - 15:07
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Update to my post above.
I just found the same offer for RescuePro to be on the card in the packaging for a Sandisk "Ultra" 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive that I bought (£20) from Currys PCWorld a couple of weeks ago - so I can now reinstall RescuePlus on the main laptop
I just found the same offer for RescuePro to be on the card in the packaging for a Sandisk "Ultra" 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive that I bought (£20) from Currys PCWorld a couple of weeks ago - so I can now reinstall RescuePlus on the main laptop
K-3 II, K-3 and a K-70 from SRS (having now relegated the K-30 /"K-50" to a backup body), & some Sigma and Pentax lenses (and a lot of old 35mm gear!)
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Are the fastest, eg 95mbps, cards really worth the extra money for use in our DSLRs.....?
Certainly don't need them for Pentax video modes. Not enough data being written there to be an issue