How to Configure Preferences
Active@ UNDELETE allows you to change local preferences for
information display and recovery settings.
To change local preferences open Preferences tab
in Snap-In's properties:
- Start Active@ UNDELETE console and select the Active
UNDELETE node.
- Open Properties window by one of the following
methods:
- Click the Properties button on the toolbar
- Right-click the Active UNDELETE node, and
then click Properties from the context menu
- Go to the Preferences tab and configure options
(see below)
Display Options:
- Deleted entry symbol - choose which symbol to
display instead of standard but unreadable symbol ASCII#229.
This symbol is being used by operating system on FAT volumes to mark
deleted file or folder.
- Show deleted files only - mark this check box
if you do not want non-deleted files to be displayed.
Recovery Options:
- Confirm unerase command - clear this checkbox
if you do not want to confirm any unerase command each time.
- Allow the same drive - mark this check box if
you do not have any other drives (hard drives, floppies, networ, Zip
...). It will allow you to recover the file on the same drive where
it was located before deletion. But be carefull, use this
opportunity only if there are no other options, because you could
damage deleted data while recovery is in progress (see note below).
Integration Options:
- Integrate with Computer Management Console - If
your operating system supports Computer Management Console, you can
easily integrate with it Active UNDELETE SnapIn by setting up this
option, and it will be displayed and accessible the same way, as for
example Event Viewer. See
Network Configuration for more information. This option
is available in Enterprise version only.
Important
WE STRONGLY DO NOT RECOMMEND YOU TO SAVE
ONTO THE SAME DRIVE DATA THAT YOU FOUND AND TRYING TO RECOVER!
While saving recovered data onto the same drive where sensitive data
was located, you can intrude in process of recovering by
overwriting table records for this and other deleted entries. It's
better to save data onto another logical, removable, network or floppy
drive.
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