Hi guys! I'm in big trouble. I just lost my Phd. Document

>>45882
Ouch. A google search gave me this :
http://www.easeus.com/resource/drive/usb-flash-drive.htm
You probably checked it out already... anyway.
Never had a "chance" to test any of those softwares. gl !

If you haven't tried that one yet, or didn't have any luck, then try Recuva. It's probably one of the best tools out there without having to get into any more eccentric stuff. Also, all of the file recovery tools in it are completely free.

https://www.piriform.com/recuva

If your file isn't able to be found with the quick scan, keep in mind that there's a deeper scan available that takes a lot longer, but will find pretty much anything unless it's completely unrecoverable. Good luck!

>>45919
>>45919
Thanks a lot. I gave up myself yesterday and woke up today and read this. I'll try anything!

>>45994
Thanks! I'll try this one too.

>>46087
I would definitely recommend Recuva over almost anything else. It's by and large regarded as the standard for general purpose use, and has never failed me. I'd really recommend trying it before anything else, even if it's just for the sake of keeping from having to install multiple programs for the same task.

>>46094
Ok, then i'll try this one first. I'm looking for a friend that has windows. I'll let you know how it goes, thanks again.

>>46110
>I'm looking for a friend that has windows
Wait, that implies that the stick you're trying to recover wasn't written on Windows.

I'm gonna guess OSX.

This is probably information you should have mentioned in OP.

>>46123
I don't think it would really matter unless it's some ridiculously eccentric format on the drive. They should be fine.

>>46123
My bad! I'm really sorry, i should have mention that but i was pretty desperate and forgot to wrote that.