Hey All,
Haven't been on here for awile, board looks great!
Does anyone know of any programs that can recover data on an accidentally formatted secondary drive? Any info would be GREATLY appreciated!!

H Bandit65 I have heard good things about this software on formatted drives.

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Thanks Matt. I will give this a look-see.
I will keep you posted on the outcome.

No problems unfortunatly there is no good free reovery software

I used GetDataBack for NTFS when I had to retrieve some files off a HD that was accidently unformatted via a POS emachines computer, it's $80 (or it was) but I was impressed, they also make it for FAT, here's a link: Data Recovery Software - Hard Drive Recovery - RAID Data Recovery
But yeah, as madmatt said, there are no good free ones, I tried em all

Thanks guys, I had TOTAL success in retrieving the data. We used a program called EASEUS, and I gotta tell ya, that program ROCKS!
Once again. thanks for the quick response and the help.