I am an instructional tech specialist in my school district and have received calls about this that I don't know the answer to. When creating a class in Test Manager, some teachers saved to the default location on their C drive rather than pointing their Test Manager classes to save to the home drive on their work computers to be able to retrieve the student test data in case something goes wrong. So something went wrong and now they cannot find their students' test results. Is that something you could help with? I wonder if it has to do with them updating to ExamView version 8? Of course, I can help them locate where their classes are saved, but the default is the C drive and there is nothing actually in there since the program is virtualized. I hope this makes since. Our networking department explained it to me and I'm not sure I'm translating it properly. Thank you for your time. I am prepared to tell these teachers that the test data is gone forever, but any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Answer by
Robert Polubinski
The only thing you can try is to run the Recuva application to search for the files where the teachers saved the information. Recuva can restore deleted files easily if their integrity hasn't changed.
I can't open my exam. It worked fine last night, but now, I receive "Out of memory. Not enough memory available to perform the required operation" message. My exam has only 225 KB. What can I do?
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Answer by
Dan Angel
Copy the exam file in a safe place and uninstall the program using its uninstaller or Add or Remove Programs feature (Control Panel > Uninstall a program). After that, run CCleaner to make sure that there are no leftover registry keys in your system and install the software again. This should fix it. If not, I suggest you try another similar program from Software Informer database.
I am an instructional tech specialist in my school district and have received calls about this that I don't know the answer to. When creating a class in Test Manager, some teachers saved to the default location on their C drive rather than pointing their Test Manager classes to save to the home drive on their work computers to be able to retrieve the student test data in case something goes wrong. So something went wrong and now they cannot find their students' test results. Is that something you could help with? I wonder if it has to do with them updating to ExamView version 8? Of course, I can help them locate where their classes are saved, but the default is the C drive and there is nothing actually in there since the program is virtualized. I hope this makes since. Our networking department explained it to me and I'm not sure I'm translating it properly. Thank you for your time. I am prepared to tell these teachers that the test data is gone forever, but any suggestions would be appreciated.
The only thing you can try is to run the Recuva application to search for the files where the teachers saved the information. Recuva can restore deleted files easily if their integrity hasn't changed.
Download Recuva: http://recuva.software.informer.com/
Use the Wizard and the Deep Scan feature to look for files. If no results are found, then it means the files were lost for good.
I can't open my exam. It worked fine last night, but now, I receive "Out of memory. Not enough memory available to perform the required operation" message. My exam has only 225 KB. What can I do?
Copy the exam file in a safe place and uninstall the program using its uninstaller or Add or Remove Programs feature (Control Panel > Uninstall a program). After that, run CCleaner to make sure that there are no leftover registry keys in your system and install the software again. This should fix it. If not, I suggest you try another similar program from Software Informer database.