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Syntax
UNDELETE [drive:][path][file][/DT][ /DS][//DOS]
UNDELETE [/list][/all][/purge][/status][/load][/U][/S][/T][-entries]
| /all |
Automatically recovers all files specified. |
| /list |
All available files that are able to be undeleted are listed however not
recovered. |
| /DOS |
Restricts the recovery to those files that meet the file specifications
(filespec) in the disk directory table. |
| /DT |
Restricts recovery to files within the Delete Tracking File. |
| /DS |
Restricts recovery to files within the SENTRY directory. |
| /load |
Loads the undelete program into memory using information found in the
UNDELETE.INI. |
| /unload |
Unloads the memory resident portion of the Undelete program from memory. |
| /purge[d] |
Deletes the contents of the SENTRY directory. |
| /status |
Displays the type of delete protection present on the computer. |
| /S[d] |
Enables the Delete Sentry level of protection and loads the memory
resident portion of the UNDELTE program. |
| /Tdrive[-entries] |
Enables the Delete Tracker level of protection and loads the
memory-resident portion of the UNDELETE program. The optional [-entries] allows you to
specify the maximum amount of entries found in the PCTRACKR.DEL file with a maximum of
999 and a minimum of 1. |
Examples
undelete c:\windows\system\*.* /all
Undelete all files that may have been deleted in the windows system
directory.
undelete /list /dos
Lists the
files that you can recover when only standard tracking is enabled.
Additional information
This program / command was designed to only be run
in MS-DOS versions 5.0 to 6.22. If you have upgraded to Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows
NT, or any other operating system, this command will not restore any information but may
possibly cause additional issues with the Hard Drive if run. If you currently are running
a different operating system it is recommended that you utilize a
third-party utility to recover lost data. Additional information
about recovering lost data and the programs that do it can be
found on document CH000342.
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