How to restore my lost iPhoto

how to restore my lost photo on mac book air

If you accidently moved all of your event folders to a single one open it up and remove them all one at a time.
I am sorry that it doesn't make since that the folders would just disappear, something else had to have been done for this to happen, they do not just disappear.
Use Time Machine and go back and retrieve the folders.

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This morning I accidently removed iPhoto Library #36 from my iPhoto Library list of 47 libraries! Ouch! Naturally I wish to restore it ASAP.
I opened up Trash and found iPhoto Library #36 in the SEARCH FOR/ Today folder. When I open it up it appears to be intact with all 756 photos present. However, I am not certain how to restore this library. When I perform a right click on the iPhoto Library #36 line item a menu pops up, but nowhere in the menu is a Restore option.
Can anybody advise me how to proceed to restore this library? I want to be sure that I do this correctly so as not to lose any of these images in the process.
Bob

Drag it from the trash to its proper location
LN

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Restore from your iTune or iCloud backup if you have one.

How to restore a lost honey do list??

I have lost a very important " Honey Do" list...i mayhae hit the "cut" button by mistake. Any way to recover it?/ I have not emptied the trash.

To restore a lost library is not that hard and is kind of big point of Aperture. Once you have your system up and running and you have Aperture updated either go to the little gear at the bottom right of the Vault click and hold then choose the Restore Library or go to the file menu go to Vault > Restore Library. That should pop up a box that will let you choose the vault that you want to restore from and where that Library is located and you should be good to go. Do remember that depending on how large your library is it will that some time to import and generate new previews.
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I have searched as best I can to see if anyone has asked the same question, but no luck.
I want to do a complete reinstall of Leopard. I have an external HD and have activated TM so as far as I know I have a full back up.
Once I reloaded the OS can i bring back my Mail set up as it is. By this I mean, is there a way to restore all my folders, emails and settings?
Also with iphoto, can i bring it all back in as it is now?
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Here I'm fuzzy because I've not performed this step. I think you'll get the same options as you do if you migrate from another Mac - the choice of Applications, Files/Folder, or Library. If I'm correct, you choose what you want to migrate, start it, and walk away until it finishes.
Now I know this works because I did before I knew I could use the Migration Assistant with TimeMachine. After you get to the desktop you select TimeMachine and select the drive that has the backup. TimeMachine starts up and you can browse the folders and times until you find a folder/file you want to transfer. Select it, click on the Restore button down at the bottom right hand corner of the screen, and let it work.

How do I Retrieve Lost iPhotos?

I downloaded photos to iPhoto and even created a folder for them. However, somehow when I went back in Time Machine to retrieve other lost photos the new folder that included the new photos disappeared. Because I made the mistake of not saving the new photos on Time Machine, using that to retrieve them was useless. I have been unable to find the photos using Boomerang software and Card Rescue memory card photo recovery software. Neither worked. I can't understand why there isn't some trace of the photos given that how many other residual traces there are of every photo that i've brought up on my computer (either through internet or downloaded). I'm fairly pessimistic at this point that I can find them, but was hoping someone might have some ideas to find the vanished photos. THanks.

somehow when I went back in Time Machine to retrieve other lost photos the new folder that included the new photos disappeared.
Somehow?
Did you overwrite the new material with the old?
Regards
TD

How to restore photos from iPhoto, I didn't not backup, and accidentally empty trash bin

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Look in the system trash - with iPhoto '11 when you empty the iPhoto trash the photos go to the system trash
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How to Restore a Lost iPad (iPhone) without Wiping !!

This is not question. This is a solution.
I lost my iPad, it was found, and I thought it would be wiped as soon as I turned it on and it found iTunes.
But here's what I found, contrary to the what the 'Genius Desk' told me at the Apple store.
If you go out to iTunes with another device, log in, and delete the 'found' device from the 'Find My Phone' list, BEFORE power up of the lost device, it should work without being wiped. Typically, you have your iPad setup for only your own routers, so don't power it up in their presence. And just to be safe, don't power up near 'public' WiFi either. Until you get into 'Settings' and turn off WiFi on the lost iPad (or iPhone), you are in jeopardy of it being auto wiped.
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I lost my iPad 3 at the Denver airport in December's mad rush. My fault, nobody else's; I was furious with myself.
I submitted my claim at the airport lost and found, believing I would never see it again. (BTW, save yourself the trouble and use their online site.)
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I had not set up Find My Phone on my old iPad, at least as far as I could remember. Maybe, just maybe, there was a way around this. Well... I found it.
I was told that if my iPad connected to WiFi, even it it were publicly open, it would connect to iTunes and automatically start the wiping process. Well, maybe.
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Hi, i can't open photo library on my iPhoto. Now lost all my photos. How to restore al photos on iPhoto?

Hi, i can't open photo library on my iPhoto. Now lost all my photos. How to restore all photos on iPhoto on Macbookair?

With the amount of information you've provided it's impossible to offer a potential solution. We can't see your computer so we need to know the details of your problem and setup, i.e.:
what version of iPhoto are you using?
what system version are you running?
what do you see when iPhoto opens?
what fixes have you tried?
where is your library located?
did you apply any updates or upgrades just prior to the problem occurring?
are you running a "managed" or "referenced" library?
what type of Mac?
how much free space on your boot drive?
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How to restore iphoto library lost files

I need to know how to restore my iphoto library. I was trying to backup my photos using an external harddrive. I clicked the option key then opened iphoto. I tried to send the photos to my ext harddrive but could not. I even tried to import my photos to files on my desktop, then drag and drop, but could not. I've done this before but now it won't work.Now when I can't open iphoto, here is nothing in my library. I had 10,000 pictures in labeled albums. Now nothing. How do I get the option mode off? The iphoto library has a foggy-gray look to it and I can't click on anything. My photos are still in my picture folders in my finder.
Thanks for any help!

1 - Never make any changes of any dsort to the structure or content of the iphoto library - and it is best to jsut stay out of it as there are no user servicable parts in it
2 - to restore your iPhoto library you must first have a backup of it - do you? Time Machine or other backup program? or an exact copy of the iPhoto library?
3 -
I clicked the option key then opened iphoto. I tried to send the photos to my ext harddrive but could not.
exactly what did you do? this makes no sense - option launching iPhoto does not give you any option to send anything anyplace - it does give you the capability to select a different library. If you did that then option launch iPhoto again, use the select library options and select your iPhoto library on your main drive
LN

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To re-install iPhoto
1. Put the iPhoto.app in the trash (Drag it from your Applications Folder to the trash)
2a: On 10.5: Go to HD/Library/Receipts and remove any pkg file there with iPhoto in the name.
2b: On 10.6: Those receipts may be found as follows: In the Finder use the Go menu and select Go To Folder. In the resulting window type
/var/db/receipts/
2c: on 10.7 they're at
/private/var/db/receipts
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