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Keygold Recovery IT – Customize Recovery Settings

Warning – the following article is for hard core geeks only. In fact, it’s a bit of a cheat that we’re putting it here, because this is a reference tool for Advanced IT work to copy files that are trapped on a broken Windows computer using a Selkie Freedom IT USB key aka flash drive aka thumb drive aka dongle. Selkie Freedom IT has a default recovery setting that determined priority files, however it can be changed by technically-advanced users by reading below.

Configuration Files

There are two configuration files which can be customized. These are:

file-extension_config

directory_config

Directory Configuration

Let’s look first at the directory-configuration file It’s structure is as follows:

Norton Ghost Backups 0 0 H

*RECYCLER* 0 0 H

System Volume Information 0 0 H

$Recycle.Bin 0 0 H

Boot 0 0 H

Documents and Settings/*/Application Data/Microsoft/Address Book 8 8 H

Documents and Settings/*/Contacts 9 9 H

Users/*/AppData/Local/Application Data 5 5

Users/*/AppData/Local/Microsoft 5 5

Users/*/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Credentials 0 0

Users/*/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows Mail 9 9 H

Users/*/Documents 9 9

Program Files/* 1 1 H

ProgramData/* 1 1 H

[unknown] 5

The sequence is as follows:

Structure of data is as follows:

  1. Path;
  2. a priority value;
  3. a weight value for the contents of the folder;
  4. a flag indicating how the weight should be applied.

Path

The path is simply a string indicating the path to the folder.

Users/*/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows Mail

Priority value

This sets the value of the folder during the scan. So if one folder has a priority of 7 and another has a priority of 9, the second folder will be scanned first.

Weight of the folder’s contents

This value specifies the importance of the folder’s contents. A folder with a value of 9 is more important than a folder with a value of 6. This is most important when you add the next component, which is:

Flag

The flag determines whether the above value is applied. If a folder is given a value of 7, and the flag H is set, then everything in this folder, and all the folders and subfolders within it, will have a value of 7 applied, regardless of whether the file types within have a lower value.

A simple directory configuration file could be as follows:

*RECYCLER* 0 0 H

System Volume Information 0 0 H

$Recycle.Bin 0 0 H

Windows 0 0 H

Program Files 1 1 H

ProgramData 1 1 H

[unknown] 9 9 H

Documents and Settings 9 9 H

Users 9 9 H

Configuring File Types

The file-extension configuration file simply stores ratings for file types, as follows:

ABW 9

AFP 9

ANS 9

ASC 9

CSV 9

CWK 9

DBX 8

DOC 9

DOCX 9

DOT 9

DOTX 9

A simple configuration file which stores just the most common types of Microsoft Office files might be:

doc 9

docx 9

xls 9

xlsx 9

ppt 9

pptx 9

pst 9

mst 9

[unknown] 0

The configuration above will cause all file types not in that list to have a value of 0, while the file types we are looking for will all have a value of 9.

Standard file types and how they are rated in Selkie Freedom Office/IT:

Documents Spreadsheets Presentations Databases
ABW 9AFP 9

ANS 9

ASC 9

CSV 9

CWK 9

DBX 8

DOC 9

DOCX 9

DOT 9

DOTX 9

EGT 9

FTM 9

FTX 9

HWP 9

LWP 9

MCW 9

MSF 8

NB 9

NBP 9

ODT 9

OTT 9

PAGES 9

PAP 9

PST 8

MST 8

Radix 9

RTF 9

SDW 9

STW 9

SXW 9

TeX 9

Texinfo 9

Troff 9

TXT 5

UOML 9

WPD 9

WPS 9

WPT 9

WRI 9

123 9AWS 9

CLF 9

CSV 9

ODS 9

OTS 9

QPW 9

SLK 9

STC 9

SXC 9

TAB 9

VC 9

WK1 9

WK3 9

WK4 9

WKS 9

WKS 9

WQ1 9

XLK 9

XLS 9

XLSB 9

XLSM 9

XLSX 9

XLR 9

XLT 9

XLTM 9

XLW 9

KEY 9KEYNOTE 9

NB 9

NBP 9

ODP 9

OTP 9

PPS 9

PPT 9

PRZ 9

SHF 9

STI 9

SXI 9

WATCH 9

ACCDB 3DAF 3

DB 3

DBF 3

EGT 3

ESS 3

EAP 3

FDB 3

FP? 3

FRM 3

GDB 3

KEXI 3

KEXIC 3

LDB 3

MDB 3

ADP 3

MDE 3

MDF 3

MYD 3

MYI 3

NSF 3

NTF 3

ODB 3

ORA 3

PDI 3

SQL 3

WDB 3

Graphics Audio Audio playlists Video
ACT 4ART 4

BMP 4

BLP 4

CIT 4

CPT 4

CUT 4

DIB 4

DjVu 4

EGT 4

Exif 4

GIF 4

ICNS 4

ICO 4

IFF 4

JNG 4

JPEG 7

JFIF 4

jpg 7

JP2 4

LBM 4

MAX 4

MIFF 4

MNG 4

MSP 4

NITF 4

OTA 4

PBM 4

PC1 4

PC2 4

PC3 4

PCF 4

PCX 4

PDN 4

PGM 4

PI1 4

PI2 4

PI3 4

PICT 4

PNG 7

PNM 4

PPM 4

PSB 4

PSD 4

PDD 4

PSP 4

PX 4

PXR 4

QFX 4

RAW 7

RLE 4

SCT 4

SGI 4

RGB 4

INT 4

BW 4

TGA 4

TIFF 7

TIF 7

XBM 4

XCF 4

XPM 4

AWG 4

AI 4

EPS 4

CGM 4

CDR 4

CMX 4

DXF 4

EGT 4

SVG 4

VRML 4

wrl 4

X3D 4

WMF 4

EMF 4

ART 4

XAR 4

3DMF 4

3DS 4

MAX 4

AC 4

AN8 4

AOI 4

B3D 4

BLEND 4

C4D 4

COB 4

CFL 4

DAE 4

DTS 4

EGG 4

FACT 4

G 4

GLM 4

LWO 4

LWS 4

LXO 4

MA 4

MB 4

MDX 4

MESH 4

NIF 4

OBJ 4

POV 4

RWX 4

SLDASM 4

SLDPRT 4

SMD 4

U3D 4

WINGS 4

X 4

Z3D 4

CR2 7

AIFF 6AU 6

CDDA 6

IFF-8SVX 6

IFF-16SV 6

RAW 6

WAV 6

FLAC 6

LA 6

PAC 6

M6A 6

APE 6

OptimFROG 6

RKA 6

SHN 6

TTA 6

WV 6

WMA 6

MP2 6

MP3 6

Speex 6

Vorbis 6

GSM 6

WMA 6

AAC 6

m4a 6

mp6 6

m4p 6

MPC 6

VQF 6

RA 6

RM 6

OTS 6

SWA 6

VOX 6

VOC 6

DWD 6

SMP 6

CUST 6

MID 6

MUS 6

SIB 6

GYM 6

VGM 6

PSF 6

NSF 6

MOD 6

PTB 6

S3M 6

XM 6

IT 6

MT2 6

MNG 6

PSF 6

RMJ 6

SPC 6

NIFF 6

MusicXML 6

YM 6

JAM 6

ASX 4M3U 4

PLS 4

RAM 4

XSPF 4

Production formats (?)

AUP 4

CEL 4

CPR 4

NPR 4

CWP 4

DRM 4

OMF 4

SES 4

STF 4

SYN 4

Video Editing & Production formats

MSWMM 2

PPJ 2

AAF 23GP 2

GIF 2

ASF 2

AVCHD 2

AVI 2

DAT 2

MPEG-1 2

DSH 2

FLV 2

M1V 2

M2V 2

SWF 2

FLA 2

FLR 2

MKV 2

WRAP 2

MNG 2

MOV 2

MPEG 2

mpg 2

mpe 2

MPEG-4 2

MP4 2

MXF 2

NSV 2

OGM 2

Tarkin 2

Theora 2

RM 2

SVI 2

SMI 2

WMV 2

DivX 2

Xvid 2

Web documents Source code for computer programs Page description language compressed files
HTML 5htm 5

XHTML 5

xht 5

XML 5

MHTML 5

mht 5

ASPX 5

BML 5

CFM 5

CGI 5

iHTML 5

JSP 5

Lasso 5

las 5

lassoapp 5

SSI 5

ASM 5S 5

BAS 5

C 5

CLS 5

COB 5

CBL 5

CPP 5

CC 5

CXX 5

CS 5

D 5

E 5

EFS 5

EGT 5

FOR 5

FTN 5

F 5

F77 5

FRM 5

FRX 5

GED 5

GM6 5

GMD 5

GMK 5

GML 5

H 5

HPP 5

HXX 5

INC 5

JAVA 5

L 5

M 5

M4 5

ML 5

N 5

PAS 5

PP 5

P 5

PHP 5

PHP3 5

PHP4 5

PHP5 5

PHPS 5

Phtml 5

PL 5

PM 5

PY 5

RESX 5

VB 5

VBP 5

Y 5

DVI 0EGT 0

PLD 0

PCL 0

PDF 2

ps 2

gz 0

SNP 0

XPS 0

XSL 0

CSS 5

XSLT 0

XSL 0

TPL 0

?Q? 17z 1

ace 1

ALZ 1

AT3 1

bke 1

ARC 1

DDS 1

ARJ 1

BKF 1

bkf 1

bzip2 1

cab 1

cpt 1

sea 1

DAA 1

deb 1

DMG 1

EEA 1

EGT 1

ECAB 1

ezip 1

ESS 1

GHO 1

ghs 1

gzip 1

gz 1

jar 1

LBR 1

LQR 1

LHA 1

lzh 1

lzo 1

lzx 1

bin 1

PAK 1

Parchive 1

par 1

par2 1

pk4 1

RAR 1

Rar 1

sit 1

sitx 1

tar 1

tar.gz 1

tgz 1

TIB 1

uha 1

VSA 1

Z 1

zoo 1

zip 1

Physical recordable media archiving Computer-aided design (CAD) Electronic design automation (EDA) Font file
ISO 1IMG 1

ADF 1

ADZ 1

DMS 1

DSK 1

D64 1

ACP 6ART 6

ASC 6

CCC 6

CCM 6

CCS 6

CAD 6

DWG 6

DGN 6

DGK 6

DMT 6

DXF 6

EMB 6

EXCELLON 6

FM 6

FMZ 6

G 6

GERBER 6

ICD 6

IGES 6

PRT 6

PLN 6

PSMODEL 6

PWI 6

RLF 6

SLDASM 6

SLDDRW 6

SLDPRT 6

STEP 6

STL 6

WRL 6

GDSII 6OASIS 6

OpenAccess 6

SPICE 6

Intel HEX 6

MS10 6

ABF 0AFM 0

BDF 0

BMF 0

FON 0

MGF 0

OTF 0

PCF 0

PFA 0

PFB 0

PFM 0

FOND 0

SNF 0

TFM 0

TTF 0

ttc 0

[TAG] = Geographic information systemAPR 5

DEM 5

E00 5

GeoTIFF 5

GPX 5

MXD 5

SHP 5

DTED 5

KML 5

[TAG] = Graphical information organizers3DT 5

ATY 5

FES 5

MM 5

MMP 5

TPC 5

[TAG] = Scientific data formats (data exchange)IMG 1

HDR 1

CDF 1

FITS 1

NetCDF 1

HDR 1

MGH 1

MGZ 1

SDXF 1

SPC 1

DCM 1

EAS3 1

OST 1

[TAG] = MeteorologyGRIB 5

BUFR 5

NetCDF 5

PP 5

NASA-Ames 5

[TAG] = Chemical/biological file formatsCML 5

mol 5

sd 5

sdf 5

dx 5

jdx 5

smi 5

[TAG] = BiologySCF 5

ABI 5

FASTA 5

ACE 5

PHD 5

[TAG] = ScriptAS 1

ASL 1

ASP 1

AU3 1

BAT 1

BAS 1

BB 1

BMAX 1

CMD 1

EGG 1

EGT 1

HTA 1

ICI 1

ITCL 1

JS 1

JSFL 1

LUA 1

M 1

MRC 1

NCF 1

NUT 1

PL 1

PM 1

PS1 1

PS1XML 1

PSC1 1

PY 1

PYC 1

PYO 1

RB 1

SCPT 1

SH 1

TCL 1

VBS 1

[TAG] = Signal data formats (non-audio)ACQ 1

BKR 1

BDF 1

CFWB 1

EDF 1

FEF 1

GDF 1

GMS 1

IROCK 1

MFER 1

SCP-ECG 1

SEG Y 1

SIGIF 1

[TAG] = Video game dataDEH 1

DSG 1

LMP 1

MUS 1

WAD 1

BSP 1

MAP 1

MDL 1

PAK 1

PK3 1

PK4 1

DMO 1

GRP 1

[TAG] = Other FormatsB 1

BOL 1

DBPF 1

GCF 1

POD 1

REP 1

SMZIP 1

UT2K4 1

[TAG] = Video game storage mediaJAG 1

J64 1

NDS 1

GB 1

GBC 1

GBA 1

SAV 1

SGM 1

N64 1

V64 1

Z64 1

U64 1

USA 1

JAP 1

PAL 1

EUR 1

PJ 1

NES 1

FDS 1

JST 1

GG 1

SMS 1

SMD 1

SMC 1

78 1

FIG 1

SRM 1

ZST 1

zs1 1

zs9 1

FRZ 1

PCE 1

NPC 1

TZX 1

TAP 1

Z80 1

SNA 1

DSK 1

TAP 1

T64 1

D64 1

CRT 1

ADF 1

ADZ 1

DMS 3

[TAG] = Virtual MachinesVFD 0

VHD 0

VUD 0

VMC 0

VSV 0

[TAG] = EMC VMware ESX/GSX/Workstation/PlayerLOG 0

VMDK 0

DSK 0

NVRAM 0

VMEM 0

VMSD 0

VMSN 0

VMSS 0

STD 0

VMTM 0

VMX 0

CFG 0

VMXF 0

[TAG] = Parallels WorkstationHDD 0

PVS 0

SAV 0

[TAG] = Markup language and other web standards-based file formatsAtom 1

EML 1

Metalink 1

met 1

RRS 1

[TAG] = OtherAXD 0

CREDX 0

DUPX 0

GA3 0

GED 0

IGC 0

INI 0

INF 0

KMC 0

LNK 0

MPP 0

PIF 0

TOPC 0

TMP 0

URL 0

[TAG] = System filessys 0

exe 0

dll 0

msi 0

com 0

[unknown] 5
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