Save Files lost?

[Tankverso]

This is probably a stupid question.

If you overwrite a zsnes save file, can the previous one be recovered in any way?

I accidentally overwrote a save file that was very important to one that is nothing, and now i'm just asking if it is humanly possible to fix.

[odditude]

This is probably a stupid question.

If you overwrite a zsnes save file, can the previous one be recovered in any way?

I accidentally overwrote a save file that was very important to one that is nothing, and now i'm just asking if it is humanly possible to fix.

if your os/file system supports it (e.g. Previous Versions on Win5+/NTFS), then yes. use the os tools to recover (under Windows, right-click file, Properties, Previous Versions tab).

[Rashidi]

if your os/file system supports it (e.g. Previous Versions on Win5+/NTFS), then yes. use the os tools to recover (under Windows, right-click file, Properties, Previous Versions tab).

so that, was that feature use for, i never use it before.

does linux-kin has stuff like that too?

[paulguy]

Yeah, there are some filesystems for linux that support previous versions. Would be nice to see an option like that for the "ext" line if it doesn't already.