If you perform low-level format, then it's almost certain there is no way to achieve file recovery. Only if what you do is quick-format or complete-format, it is possible for you to do file recovery. But note- it's not 100% sure.
From the view of tech concept. Formatting or deleting won't make the files in your storage media erased permanently. These data are just not accessible at the short moment. When you deleted files, they are not deleted as a matter of fact just the index entry or FAT or NTFS marked the data as free space for new data to save. If you formatted the device, you simply rewrited or updated the FAT table or NTFS table which manage all the data storage process.
Solution - rely on a file recovery software to rescue data as soon as possible. There are many file recovery freeware out there such as Recuva, PC Inspector File Recovery, TestDisk etc.
One can purchase file recovery software from Seagate, iCare-Recovery and DTI Data. One can also get file recovery software with free trial option from Runtime and PC Recovery.
high-level formatting
To undelete a file for free, one can download and install free file recovery software. "Recuva", "Puran File Recovery", and "Glary Undelete" are very good file recovery software programs.
That is correct.
The formatting using its own file system is logical drive.
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The list of file formats that support text formatting would most likely number in the thousands or even tens of thousands. Common examples of file types that support text formatting include RTF, HTML, Microsoft Word's DOC, PostScript, LaTeX, PDF, and Microsoft PowerPoint. In general, any format that supports rendering text to a screen or printer supports text formatting, except for classic file formats, such as TXT (text) files.
I would recommend you following utility for recovery .cdr files
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The first line in an STL file is a line that is in relation to the file formatting of an STL file. STL files are based on the stereolithoscopy system.
Your Private Data is recoverable using a File Recovery Program...such as Pixo_Rescue.
Could it be a problem with formatting or file structure? Try re-formatting the card.