can I retrieve pictures that were erased
1091515
To my knowledge, no. If they were erased from the memory cards while in the camera. If the memory card was downloaded to your computer, the erased pictures can be retrieved, I believe..but, someone with a lot of computer savvy needs to retrieve them...but first look in the trash ben to see if they went there. If in the trash bin, you can retrieve them from there.
1091516
Possible with certain software. Do not write over disk. I have recovered several photos but not all. search google for the software.
1091517
Some, and possibly all, Lexar memory cards come with a bonus, Image Rescue 4, available for download. Kingston has a similar download available, Media Recover. Sandisk also has similar software. Check their web sites for more info. I'm almost certain that the software works with any brand or type of card.
1091518
Yes you can. Go to CNET.com and look for recovery software. I do it all the time.
1202115
I completely erased an external HD, which had tons of important photos on it -- and this product DID work for me. I got everything back! It certainly is worth a shot, because it is far cheaper than any third-party solution (like a storage recovery company) You will probably need a large HD to recover the data to.....
145636
No because it is reconditioned. All info can be found on the net at San Disk.
1012092
I do not think you can undelete a picture. That is why it asks you if you are sure you want to delete it.
1955963
You can not go back to a previous page that has already been erased. But, I have found if I save the notes I have on the screen and then find I need to add more before erasing it, you can add more and push save again, and it will save another image of the whole thing, not just the piece you added. But once you erase what's there you can't retrieve it on the BB.
1495586
True. My network specialist advised to try a free recovery utility such as Recuva. All data may not be retrieved in tact, but it might be worth a shot.
1563195
Keep in mind if you use a large memory card and something (gulp) happens to it (like losing it, damaging it, having it stolen, etc.) your data is ... gone. For this reason, consider using smaller cards and store them relatively quickly. One of my memory cards turned up missing after a shakedown at an airport in India and all I can say is I'm glad I had another one with half my photos.
674747
Easily. You can send an email directly to the frame, with a photo attachment, and if you have configured the frame properly, it will show up automatically. These photos are saved on the frame's local memory (plenty of space), BUT you cannot erase them remotely. That can only be done at the frame itself. You can also connect the frame (remotely!) to a web album, based on Picasa, Facebook, and more. I believe this might be a better way of "erasing" photos, as you can remove them from the web album, but I haven't tried this.
1255999
Yes!, You put yourself in networks or network administration there is a factory option Restoration Projects, you will lose all contacts, photos, videos and any other application that you've downloaded so that you must make a copy of it in the pc. Luck. I hope to help you
233196
You need to use the software that came with your camera, or buy a memory card USB reader that you plug into your computer, then you drag the photo files onto the memory card (it will show up just like any other drive on your desktop). However you download the photos from your camera to the computer, there might be a way to drag photos back on the camera. If there isn't, you'll have to get a memory card reader (very cheap) that plugs into USB port - go to an electronics store (bring your memory card) and ask them and they'll show you what you need to buy.
1117399
See if you can get RescuePRO from SanDisk. It's a data recovery software for memory cards. It also wipes the memory cards clean. I have used it several times to get some pictures back I though I had lost. I then used it to wipe the cards clean. See if that helps. Good luck.
1441455
You'll want to use the Backup and Restore functions in the Organizer -- http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/kb/backup-restore-move-catalog-photoshop.html
318887
You should be able to recover just the files that you want, assuming you can locate them (meaning that they haven't been overwritten yet) and you can identify the names of the files. (In the case of a really bad disc crash, you might only find hundreds of now un-named files that need to be opened individually to figure out which is which. This is rare, though, and doesn't sound like what you're dealing with.)
551715
Data Rescue is easy to use. Your data is recoverable if you have not used the memory card since the data was deleted. If you have used the card, your data may have been already overwritten and therefore not possible to be recovered. If the data is there, Data Rescue will get it.
1432857
I would assume so. It has been a while since I used it, but I believe I was able to retrieve both documents and photos from old floppys.
2015356
I wish I could help as an expert but I usually delete pictures as I download them. Might try that or exchange it.
2136881
Im not to sure, I bought myself a new one. If the previous owner hasn't deleted the memory then it should be there.