I am using Windows XP SP3 with MS Office 2003 installed.Lately I reformated
my HD but forget to backup my Outlook pst. data.Again I do a second time
reformat on the same day due to the unstablity of the system.
Now I am very sad that my pst. data was unable to recover even I use 3rd
party software 'Recover My Files' to do it.
Please kindly assist me to have my pst.data recovered.Thank you.

Regards,
Steven Tan

how could you possibly think you could recover data on a disc that has been
formatted twice, best forget it, and take the lesson seriously on making
backups and often.

"Steven Tan" wrote:

> I am using Windows XP SP3 with MS Office 2003 installed.Lately I reformated
> my HD but forget to backup my Outlook pst. data.Again I do a second time
> reformat on the same day due to the unstablity of the system.
> Now I am very sad that my pst. data was unable to recover even I use 3rd
> party software 'Recover My Files' to do it.
> Please kindly assist me to have my pst.data recovered.Thank you.
>
> Regards,
> Steven Tan

Hello,

Try other utilities mentioned here
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best...te-utility.htm

If it still fails, a professional data recovery centre visit is in order. Be
prepared to pay high for the service. Put a price on your data before going.

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"Steven Tan" <stevenlin_99********.com.sg> wrote in message
news:8E5A1FEE-C005-4370-83B5-10C3A96015A6@microsoft.com...
>I am using Windows XP SP3 with MS Office 2003 installed.Lately I reformated
> my HD but forget to backup my Outlook pst. data.Again I do a second time
> reformat on the same day due to the unstablity of the system.
> Now I am very sad that my pst. data was unable to recover even I use 3rd
> party software 'Recover My Files' to do it.
> Please kindly assist me to have my pst.data recovered.Thank you.
>
> Regards,
> Steven Tan

Personally i used BadCopy for my recovery.

And for what sgopus said i do not agree, there is two ways to format a disk
and one that most users do use is the one that can be recovered called
"quick format".






"Steven Tan" <stevenlin_99********.com.sg> wrote in message
news:8E5A1FEE-C005-4370-83B5-10C3A96015A6@microsoft.com...
>I am using Windows XP SP3 with MS Office 2003 installed.Lately I reformated
> my HD but forget to backup my Outlook pst. data.Again I do a second time
> reformat on the same day due to the unstablity of the system.
> Now I am very sad that my pst. data was unable to recover even I use 3rd
> party software 'Recover My Files' to do it.
> Please kindly assist me to have my pst.data recovered.Thank you.
>
> Regards,
> Steven Tan

"Steven Tan" <stevenlin_99********.com.sg> wrote in message
news:8E5A1FEE-C005-4370-83B5-10C3A96015A6@microsoft.com
> I am using Windows XP SP3 with MS Office 2003 installed.Lately I
> reformated my HD but forget to backup my Outlook pst. data.Again I do
> a second time reformat on the same day due to the unstablity of the
> system.
> Now I am very sad that my pst. data was unable to recover even I use
> 3rd party software 'Recover My Files' to do it.
> Please kindly assist me to have my pst.data recovered.Thank you.
>
> Regards,
> Steven Tan

Sounds like you formatted twice; the data is probably long gone now and
it'll be faster to recreate the current stuff you need.

Or, you could pull it back from the backups you make each week or day;
why not do that? Everyone has a backup handy, right? Of ALL their
data? It's so easy to do ...

Twayne wrote:
> "Steven Tan" <stevenlin_99********.com.sg> wrote in message
> news:8E5A1FEE-C005-4370-83B5-10C3A96015A6@microsoft.com
>> I am using Windows XP SP3 with MS Office 2003 installed.Lately I
>> reformated my HD but forget to backup my Outlook pst. data.Again I do
>> a second time reformat on the same day due to the unstablity of the
>> system.
>> Now I am very sad that my pst. data was unable to recover even I use
>> 3rd party software 'Recover My Files' to do it.
>> Please kindly assist me to have my pst.data recovered.Thank you.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Steven Tan
>
> Sounds like you formatted twice; the data is probably long gone now
> and it'll be faster to recreate the current stuff you need.
>
> Or, you could pull it back from the backups you make each week or day;
> why not do that? Everyone has a backup handy, right? Of ALL their
> data? It's so easy to do ...

As long as it's not after the fact. ;-)