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Stor31 12-06-2015 08:50

Personally i prefer option 2
Thanks for this project bro :) :)

GBT repack 12-06-2015 16:54

Option 2!!!

thinkbigearnbig 13-06-2015 03:51

Option 2

Simorq 13-06-2015 11:53

Option 2

Mabrikos 14-06-2015 05:46

All i want is srep64,precomp 0.43 and lzma64 without bugs. Option 2?

Razor12911 14-06-2015 08:47

Srep64 and precomp043 are optional, if you want them, you must add them yourself. Thats what asc offers, freedom.

arkantos7 14-06-2015 12:29

Option 2

JustFun 14-06-2015 14:26

Option 2 :)

ekias642 14-06-2015 20:50

Option 2

coveiro 15-06-2015 05:06

Option 2

Razor12911 17-06-2015 02:24

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Okay guys, Option two it is. But yesterday, something bad happened while I was programming. I ordered a folder deletion to be done automatically as soon as setup.exe closes but what I didn't know is that I set the wrong directory. I set D:\ instead of C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Temp and everything in D:\ got deleted, games, softwares, media, my programming softwares and projects are gone. But I managed to backup ASC just in time but IC, UltraARC, and all the other projects I have created are all gone.

Just to show you that I am not kidding, look at the screenshot as I try to recover some of the data using a data recovery software.

punchao 17-06-2015 03:06

https://cdn.thewatershed.com/wp-cont...overy_blog.jpg

Razor12911 17-06-2015 04:57

Real funny dude, I didn't know what to do when this happen, just imagine 400gb partition which was full and a few seconds later, it is empty.

pakrat2k2 17-06-2015 07:14

that really sucks, had the same happen but luckily I could recover a great portion of it as long as not data is wriiten to the lost drive ( recover to another HD to preserve lost data on D )

Grumpy 18-06-2015 18:52

@Razor

punchao and pakrat are right, don't panic is the key and don't write to the drive. Get yourself R-Studio, if you have not written to the drive then R-Studio will recover 100% of the lost data.

I have accidentally formatted a Storage drive before and got back 100% of the data, I have also done this for many others. ;)


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