![]() The last thing I need is to mess this process up and cause even more problems (ie corrupting files or just generally messing the whole system up)ĭo I need to install HomeBrew, or can I just download TestDisk and run it straight away? If so is it less risky to download HomeBrew first instead of downloading the TestDisk binary executables and source files? And if I do it through HomeBrew do I need to download these source files or can I just type in 'brew install testdisk' I've done very basic command line stuff in the past, but I've spent the whole day researching and I just need to ask a few questions before I fully go ahead. The Drive I'm planning to recover the data from is a G-RAID Thunderbolt 3 ![]() So I plan on using TestDisk because it's free, and it's not like the drive has been wiped so I believe TestDisk is more suitable than PhotoRec in that instance. I went searching online for free data recovery software, did the scan and found that the files are still recoverable but I'd have to pay to get them recovered. I can't remember when I deleted the 1st attempt at moving the logic project.Īnyway, I can't access any of the videos from the bin either because I suppose they have been overwritten. ![]() But of course that deleted instead all of the videos in my other folder, and replaced them with the logic project. When I tried again, the computer asked me if I would like to replace the old files in the same folder name (as the folders had the same name), and I clicked yes. The first time I tried to move the logic project folder into the drive (copying it) it was taking ages, so I stopped it, it was greyed out as paused, and I tried again. In that other drive, I had another folder of all the videos I had recorded, however the folder was of the same name. I was moving one of my files (with a logic project inside) from one drive into another.
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