Why don't you try look for help at the "technical support" to seek help on how to recover your data in the D: drive. I rather not do in details but try not to do anything to your HDD for now. I mean no major writing to your HDD, there are some softwares that can help you recover your some if not all your files

Or can get a friend to recover for you..... If go to shops, might need to get their price first....

This post has been edited by tutiger: Aug 2 2006, 11:13 PM

Seems like you are really concerned, with 4 X posts

P/S You can also ask around for Hiren's Boot CD, inside have quite a few handy tools on recovery but I rather not give you the link here coz I don't think I am allowed to do it in here. Good thing about this CD is you can operate programs from the CD/RAM without installing anything onto your HDD. Thus no overwriting!

This post has been edited by tutiger: Aug 2 2006, 11:30 PM

Something wrong with the server/connection a little while ago, I think coz connection was rather choppy

Well in my opinion, it is the techie whom is at fault but sometimes company doesn't know what is happening at the front end

(I do not work for them, ok! Merely this sometimes what gets me boiling when my colleagues takes matters in their own hands and get the customers burnt and have to suffer the loss while the company knew nothing of their attitude and have to bear the bad name)

It is the working people attitude that is slacking because the lack of sense of responsiblity. They normally think of their current company as their stepping stones. Since they do not plan to work too long in their current job so they just act tidak apa la. Thus we have to bear the brunt

It is those rotten eggs that give companies bad names coz the company fail to have good customer service control (for example: like the problems we get with Streamyx)

This post has been edited by tutiger: Aug 3 2006, 02:30 AM