Data Recovery Software - recover those files and folders you didn't really want to delete.
Ever deleted a doc file or another important file on accident and did not have a way to retrieve it? There is good news if you try to recover ASAP. As long as the hard disk does not write anything new to the area that contained the deleted file then it is possible to recover that file you didn't want to delete. Listed below are a few choices that we have tested in our labs. Both choices are good, but we preferred Handy Recovery because of it's easier to understand interface.
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Handy Recovery is a data recovery
software designed to restore accidentally deleted files.
Recovers files from deleted and formatted partitions
or creates disk images for deferred recovery. MS Win
9x/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003. FAT 12/16/32, NTFS and NTFS
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OS: Windows
95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista File Size: 5.2MB License: $30 Hardware: Windows PC |
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Recover Disc is an easy-to-use program that helps you extract data from scratched, damaged, defective or incorrectly burned CD and DVD discs when regular software can't read them fully or partially. This tool extracts the intact portion of your data and tries to recover problem areas. You can either choose to recover selected files, or save an image of the whole disc.
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OS: Windows
2000/XP/Vista File Size: 1.73MB License: $27 Hardware: Windows PC |
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ISO Burning Software
- ISOBuster - Recover data from CD/DVD/BD/HD DVD
- Media ISO Burner -
- Besides ISO image file, it can also burn CD/DVD disc from other image files including BIN/CUE, IMG, MDF, NRG, CDI, B5i, B6i, and DMG.
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