Thank you for answering MC !

Yes, that's exactly what i stupidly did thinking the dialog box was referring to some additional data ( the file was there after all ), well... my mistake.

...was just hoping someone found a way to recover the data in a similar event, but I guess I'm the only one fool enough to make such a mistake :-O

anyway... thank you for listening (reading?)

Ciao
Marco

First of all, make sure that you do not write any new data to that drive/partition!

Different recovery applications may come to different results. There are free demos available for download, but they only show you what they found without letting you recover. But it's enough to find out if there's any chance anyway.

Try R-Studio: http://www.haage-partner.de/datenrettun … nload.html

Try Ontrack Easy Recovery (should not need professional): http://www.ontrack.de/easyrecovery-professional/

Free Tools (I had good results with PC-Inspector):

http://www.pcinspector.de/

http://www.raymond.cc/blog/archives/200 … -software/

http://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/syste … overy.html

http://free-backup.info/data-recovery-software.htm

Problem is that probably the file-header was deleted as a 0 byte file instead of its true size when you closed Digicheck. If you recorded to WAV (or any other very popular consumer formats) then some of the recovery tools, especially the professional ones, might be able to find the data nevertheless by searching for that specific data even without a proper file-header.

Schon lange nicht mehr. :-P

Marco schrieb, dass er Recuva bereits probiert hatte.