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crashed nsf files


Best Answer thanosathanas , 21 June 2015 - 03:29 AM

If you see an error "File is not database" then try to use the program to restore the NSF Viewer Tool from http://www.nsf.viewertool.com/ as well as detailed information look here ht... Go to the full post »


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My Thinkpad crashed and luckily I had backed up 2 days before using Rescue and Recovery.  All my files have been retrieved including the Lotus Notes archives etc....except for my contacts (address book) which are a file called names.nsf.  I can go into R&R and when I retrieve an individual file, I see the file on the external hard drive (about 85Mb) but when I try to retrieve it, it gives me an error saying "Unable to restore file: C:\....  Contact your administrator if this error occurs again".  I would say that it's a bad sector on the external hard drive, but there are 4 backups on the hard drive and I can't retrieve the file from any of them.  It seems to more of a problem with the type of file itself.  There is another '.nsf' file that I can't retrieve which is a journal/memo.  Maybe there's a problem retrieving .nsf files?  Is there some other way to retreive it such as a different way to uncompress the file outside of the R&R program....although I can't see the files on the hard drive directly - only if I view the files through the R&R program.  Any help or ideas would be appreciated....it has years of contact information that's causing me to limp along.  Thanks!


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If you see an error "File is not database" then try to use the program to restore the NSF Viewer Tool from http://www.nsf.viewertool.com/ as well as detailed information look here http://www.filerepairforum.com/forum/other/other-aa/lotus-notes/1122-can-i-restore-corrupted-nsf-fileand


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