HELP - Need List of Known Survivors!

alloyed2sea · 12-10-2009, 07:49 AM

Lost my C: drive at work - no more List to add survivors to.

Did, however, send out copies to folks who asked - anybody got a copy?

pls inform.
THANX!
-Eric
"Those who fail to read history are doomed to repeat it"

walkinginshadow · 12-10-2009, 09:59 AM

How did you lose the C: drive?
If you not have physically destroy the harddisk you can get the info from it.
/Christian

Travlinman1352 · 12-10-2009, 09:58 PM

I have a copy of the Excel file. Not sure when I saved it but it was in the past few months. I will send it to your email, I can not send it in this format on yachtforums (maybe I'm just doing it wrong). Hope it helps.

alloyed2sea · 12-11-2009, 07:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by walkinginshadow

How did you lose the C: drive?
If you not have physically destroy the harddisk you can get the info from it.
/Christian

Had the company push thru a new version of Microsoft software (VISTA) which inadvertently wiped all my info off of the drive.
Bottomline:
<<KEEP ALL OF YOUR DATA ON THE SERVER>>
Sadly (but wiser),
Eric

Arniev · 12-11-2009, 12:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alloyed2sea

Had the company push thru a new version of Microsoft software (VISTA) which inadvertently wiped all my info off of the drive.
Bottomline:
<<KEEP ALL OF YOUR DATA ON THE SERVER>>
Sadly (but wiser),
Eric

Hi, Eric.
Did you try to Recover or Restore your C-drive?
Installation of new software, such as Vista, doesn't necessarily wipe clean your disk drive. More often, only the File Directory is changed. So it is possible that the old files can be recovered or restored.
Now, if the company did a total Wipe-Out of your disk drive, then all the info in it is gone.
Arnie

walkinginshadow · 12-12-2009, 09:15 AM

If they did upgrade so can document and settings exist!
Check after your loggin name folder.