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Deleted itms

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Reply Fri 16 Jan 2009, 04:46Delegate Hend said...

Hend has attended:
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Deleted itms

Hello,
my computer is HP and was locked accidentally.in order to unlock it was reformatted and all the information saved in it was lost because i didn't do a backup!
i have also lost all my photos, is there anyway i can return my photos by using the computers built in memory??
please help me..it is very important

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Reply Fri 16 Jan 2009, 13:48Trainer Amanda said...

RE: deleted itms

Hello Hend

Thank you for your question.

Our forum is not designed to provide technical support, we can only answer questions relating to the content of training courses you have attended with us.

We hope you are able to recover your photos.

Kind regards
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Changing default folder location for opening and saving

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