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Number   :  3702
Date     :  2003-02-13
Author   :  james sadler
Subject  :  Re: undoing /clone
Size(KB) :  1


 As you found out by accident XXCOPY can be
used as a wonderful delete tool. Don't forget that
because in the future if you wish you can erase entire
volumes simply by cloning an empty directory run from
a batch file. This is a very valuable feature in the
Windows OSs as in many cases the OS tries like crazy
to keep you from deleting certain files.
--- "S.Y.Lye " 
wrote:
> hey, guys, really thanks a lot for all the advise,
> Kan, Meir, Teck 
> Low and Virg, you're all really kind in helping me
> on this. Will 
> definitely keep more caution on doing things like
> this next time, may 
> be I'm not in a very good condition that day, cause
> just break from 
> the Chinese New Year holiday, haha...
> 
> It's holiday yesterday here, so I was only be able
> to receive all the 
> advises today. I've tried Norton Unerase and
> Undelete, not doing 
> good, then I tried "PC Inspector" recommended by
> Teck Low, sadly to 
> say those file erase by xxcopy is not seen anyway,
> but I could see 
> others file which manually deleted a couple weeks
> ago, I kind of like 
> this peace of software. 
> 
> Anyway, though I can't get back my files, it's ok
> and I will keep 
> this lesson in mind, and for good faith, I've gained
> good friendly 
> knowledge from you guys!!
> 
> Take care!!
> 
> 


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