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Old 10-14-2008, 09:53 PM
ktow
 
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Default A folder changed to a "file"

Anyone know how to get past a folder that has decided to be a file?

I have been working off an SD card and found the shortcuts on my
desktop leading to a "file" now instead of a folder. The the file
says it is only 2kb, however, the old contents were somewhere
around..... 84mb of excel, word, and access files.


Help.....please......

ktow
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Old 10-14-2008, 10:36 PM
philo
 
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Default Re: A folder changed to a "file"


"ktow" <kevin.tow@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:89b448ab-8f56-48b5-bb51-27a5f8f36cb2@a19g2000pra.googlegroups.com...
> Anyone know how to get past a folder that has decided to be a file?
>
> I have been working off an SD card and found the shortcuts on my
> desktop leading to a "file" now instead of a folder. The the file
> says it is only 2kb, however, the old contents were somewhere
> around..... 84mb of excel, word, and access files.
>
>
> Help.....please......
>
> ktow



I'd try a data recovery utility...
it's possible the SD card might have come with one


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