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  1. April 23rd, 2012, 03:24 AM #1
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    Recover formated SD card.

    I have inadvertently formatted an SD card containing a TrueCrypt partition. This was done using Windows 7, quick format to NTFS. Is there any, preferably free, software I can use to recover the TrueCrypt partition?

    I have a backup but I will not have access to it for a while and of course it is not 100% up to date.

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    Try Recuva.
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    Thank you SpywareDr.
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    No problem.
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    Sorry SpywareDr I am affraid it did not work. It could not find the deleted encrypted container.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GlyndwrBartlett View Post

    Sorry SpywareDr I am affraid it did not work. It could not find the deleted encrypted container.
    Sorry to hear it didn't work. Hopefully the link Nick has posted will prove helpful.
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    See if this is any help:

    http://www.easeus.com/resource/sd-ca...t-recovery.htm
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