I think the whole discussion is useless for me, because I wanted an "Undo"-function for overwritten files, not a "Recovery"-function for deleted files...
Normally an overwritten file is lost. Means, if I overwrite a file by mistake, there should be a copy of the target-file, managed by TC.
Means also that TC should make a copy of the file to be overwritten before overwriting. After the file is written, there should be an "emergency backup" of the file before overwriting... Which could be recovered by Crtl+z, or a different shortcut...
I know what I'm speaking of, it happened to me a couple of times.
The recovery of the file by explorer opption "previous versions" does not help much (as mentioned above), because these files are normally at least 1 day old, or even older what doesn't help very much...
Normally an overwritten file is lost. Means, if I overwrite a file by mistake, there should be a copy of the target-file, managed by TC.
Means also that TC should make a copy of the file to be overwritten before overwriting. After the file is written, there should be an "emergency backup" of the file before overwriting... Which could be recovered by Crtl+z, or a different shortcut...
I know what I'm speaking of, it happened to me a couple of times.
The recovery of the file by explorer opption "previous versions" does not help much (as mentioned above), because these files are normally at least 1 day old, or even older what doesn't help very much...
Statistics: Posted by mausebär — 2024-02-20, 11:04 UTC