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  1. cgsecurity.org

    By default, files are saved in directories named recup_dir.1, recup_dir.2 … A new directory is created each new 500 files (The thumb files are not included in this count, nor the report.xml file). A filename begins by a letter followed by a number (7 digits or more) and ends, if any, by a file extension. Letter meaning:
  2. forum.cgsecurity.org

    Forgive me, I accept that I am a complete moron. I do not understand any of the terminology used here. I ran photorec at the suggestion of a family member. I have run it 6 times. I am no clearer to understanding where it has put the 1559 files it says it has recovered. It says /testdisk-7.1-WIP/recup_dir I am near tears in frustration.
  3. storagereview.com

    PhotoRec will create a subfolder named "recup_dir.x" where 'x' is the number of recoveries in this folder (e.g., recup_dir.1, recup_dir.2, etc.). Sit back and grab a stiff drink while your files (hopefully) come back from the abyss. The process is fairly quick, but will of course vary wildly depending on what type and what size the ...
  4. cgsecurity.org

    Recovered files are written in recup_dir.1, recup_dir.2... sub-directories. It's possible to access the files even if the recovery is not finished. Recovery is completed. When the recovery is complete, a summary is displayed. Note that if you interrupt the recovery, the next time PhotoRec is restarted you will be asked to resume the recovery.
  5. answers.microsoft.com

    can I safely delete the recup_dir.1 thru 1752 folders that are taking up 500 gb om the harddrive I want to get the space back> This thread is locked. You can vote as helpful, but you cannot reply or subscribe to this thread. I have the same question (30) Report abuse Report abuse ...
  6. digitalocean.com

    1. Installing PhotoRec on Linux. To install PhotoRec, run the below command: sudo apt-y install testdisk ... A folder named recup_dir will start to restore all the files that were recovered. You can access the files even when the recovery is in progress. Photorec Recovered Files.
  7. opensourceforu.com

    Your recovered files will be saved in the destination directory in a number of folders recup_dir.1, recup_dir.2, etc. In a single recup_dir, you will find zip files, doc files, jpg files, etc, if you have chosen to recover these files. Searching for a file through those that are lost can be a real pain. You need to sort these files out.
  8. maketecheasier.com

    When you peek inside the destination folder, you'll see several folders named recup_dir.1, recup_dir.2, and so on. The recovered files are saved under these folders. Manually sorting the files would take forever. You could do some basic sorting from the CLI to beter organize the files. For example, use the command

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