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After a hard drive disaster, my main partition had been formatted. As a result, my C# project ( a small management software) was lost. However, I have copied its DEBUG folder in to my USB ( for testing it in another computer). So, is there anyways for me to recover the lost project or I have to start again?
It’s not easy. You can use
Reflectorto recover the source, but resources and the like are harder. I have a step-by-step on my blog that works for some (most?) Windows Forms projects.P.S. Use source control. There’s free SVN hosts (and probably Mercurial/Git, too), even for commercial projects…