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Creating Custom Patterns
Pattern Example I
Pattern Example II
R-Studio Features
Contact Information and Technical Support
Data Recovery Using R-Studio
Basic File Recovery
Advanced Data Recovery
Mass File Recovery
Volume Sets and RAIDs
Data Recovery over Network
Technical Information and Troubleshooting
R-Studio Emergency
R-Studio Agent Emergency
3.1 Viewing and Editing Objects
YOU MUST BE ABSOLUTELY SURE OF WHAT AND WHERE YOU ARE WRITING!
Or you may completely lose all your data.
Before you can physically write anything on a disk, you need to enable writing.
To enable writing,
1 On the R-Studio main panel, select the Tools menu, then Settings, and select Enable Write on the
Settings dialog box.
> The Editable: status will change to Yes from Read Only.
Now the object can be edited.
Locking and unlocking objects
It is possible to manually lock an object being edited in Text/hexadecimal Editor.
When an object is locked, Text/hexadecimal Editor has an exclusive access to it, and no other programs or
Windows can make any changes on it. Text/hexadecimal Editor itself always locks the object itself before
writing anything on the disk and then unlocks it. But sometimes locking/unlocking may take quite a lot of time, up
to several seconds. That is why sometimes it is a good practice to lock an object while editing it in Text/
hexadecimal Editor. This can be done by selecting Lock on the Tools menu.
When considering locking an object in Text/hexadecimal Editor, keep in mind the following:
Starting from Windows 7, it is impossible to change data if it resides on a logical disk without locking the
disk. If the data is on a place outside of any logical disk (on an unmounted partition or empty space), such
lock is not necessary. Windows Vista, XP, or below do not have such restrictions.
The Lock command tries to lock all logical disks on which the object being edited is placed. For a hard
drive, those are all its logical disks, for a file that is a logical disk where it resides. And if a RAID is created
from logical disks and a file is opened on that RAID, Text/hexadecimal Editor blocks all logical disks on
which the file resides.
Moreover:
If a logical disk is opened in Text/hexadecimal Editor, the Lock command locks the disk if there is no files
- User's Manual 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Index 253 5
- Introduction to R-Studio 6
- Drives panel, smart copy 7
- 1.2 System Requirements 8
- 1.4 R-Studio Main Panel 9
- R-Studio Manual5 10
- Drives panel: 10
- Changing the program language 11
- Panel view options 11
- To select the units 13
- 1.5 R-Studio Settings 14
- Hexadecimal editor 15
- 2.1 Basic File Recovery 21
- Folders panel 23
- Studio, but with 23
- THEY RESIDE!!! 27
- To search for a file 28
- To repeat the search 30
- To preview a file 31
- R-Studio Manual27 32
- To specify a file mask 34
- 2.2 Advanced Data Recovery 35
- R-Studio Main panel 44
- Drives panel after scanning: 45
- R-Studio Manual41 46
- Scan Information dialog box 46
- Multiple scans 47
- Managing scan information 48
- To load scan information 48
- To remove scan information 49
- To create a Known File Type 49
- Signature file example 52
- File structure 52
- File header 52
- Section FileTypeList 52
- Section FileType 52
- Element Signature 53
- Sections Begin and End 57
- Sections AND and OR 58
- To create a region 59
- To remove a region 60
- To create an exclusive region 61
- To remove an exclusive region 62
- To create an image 62
- To open an image 65
- Binary (byte to byte copy) 66
- Drives Copy Wizard 67
- Smart partition copy 69
- R-Studio Manual65 70
- Smart drive copy 72
- 2.3 Mass File Recovery 74
- Memory considerations 75
- Recover all files 75
- Creating a file recovery list 78
- 2.4 Volume Sets and RAIDs 80
- Missing Disks and Empty Space 81
- To create a Volume set object 82
- To create a RAID 5 object 86
- R-Studio Manual83 88
- Reed-Solomon 88
- To create a RAID 6 object 89
- Double Xor on the RAID type 91
- To create such RAID 5 95
- R-Studio Manual95 100
- Delete key to clear a cell 100
- Advanced RAID 5 102
- To create such RAID 102
- Advanced RAID 6 Layout 104
- To create a RAID 10 object 108
- To create a RAID 1E object 110
- R-Studio Manual107 112
- Drives panel 112
- To create a RAID 5E object 113
- To create a RAID 5EE object 115
- Data Recovery Using R-Studio 117
- To create a RAID 6E object 118
- R-Studio Manual115 120
- To check RAID consistency 123
- Element Block 126
- Section Sequences 126
- Section structure example: 126
- Element Sequence 126
- Basic RAID 5 128
- RAID 5 with parity delays 128
- Advanced RAID 132
- Advanced RAID 6 133
- RAID10 (1+0) 134
- RAID6 (Double Xor) 137
- main panel 140
- Connection directions 147
- Text/hexadecimal Editor 150
- To enable writing 151
- Locking and unlocking objects 151
- To view/edit an object 152
- R-Studio Manual149 154
- Binary view 154
- Text view 154
- Find Results 155
- 3.2 Creating Custom Patterns 159
- Pattern header 160
- Section template 160
- Section signature 160
- Section section 160
- Data types (in field) 160
- Commands 162
- 3.3 Pattern Example I 163
- 3.4 Pattern Example II 166
- 4.2 Data Recovery Issues 172
- Cross-Linked Folders 173
- To find a target folder 173
- Questionable Folders 173
- 4.4 Data Formats 174
- 4.6 Bad Sectors 175
- 4.7 Memory Usage 176
- 4.8 Forensic Mode 176
- To enable this feature 177
- 4.9 R-Studio Switches 192
- 4.10 Properties Tab 193
- 4.Partition properties 195
- 5.Compound volume properties 195
- 5.1 DeepSpar Disk Imager™ 199
- R-Studio Manual195 200
- Working with DDI 201
- Viewing the drive map 202
- To view the drive map 202
- Viewing the file map 204
- To view the file map 204
- R-Studio Emergency 206
- 6.3 Creating Startup Disks 207
- Emergency 208
- Emergency 210
- R-Studiostartup disks 214
- To scan an object 217
- To save scan information 217
- To open scan information 217
- To delete scan information 217
- Data Storage Devices 220
- Networking Devices 220
- Ethernet (10 or 100Mbit) 220
- SCSI low-level drivers 221
- Ethernet (1000 Mbit) 221
- Ethernet (10000 Mbit) 222
- Token Ring driver support 222
- USB support 223
- Block devices 223
- IEEE 1394 (FireWire) support 223
- USB Network Adapters 223
- PCMCIA network device support 224
- Other devices 224
- R-Studio Agent Emergency 225
- Agent Emergency 230
- Startup Disk 233
- R-Studio via network 235
- Disk controllers 236
- R-Studio Manual233 238
- SCSI host adapters: 239
- R-Studio Manual235 240
- R-Studio Manual237 242
- R-Studio Manual239 244
- Ethernet NICs 246
- R-Studio Manual243 248
- R-Studio Manual247 252
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