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Old March 31st, 2003 Top | #1
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I need a good and efficient free data recovery software that can recover the data lost due to unintentional deletion or partition deletion etc.
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If you want "good and efficient", it's not gonna be free.

There are good data recovery proggies out there that you can get in a "free trail version".

Do a GOOGLE .
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Found this one the other day (freeware). Have not tried it yet. Let us know if it is any good if you use it.
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Hi, On another forum someone said they had very good results from PC Inspector that Hipster suggested. I don't think anything will get you back 100% whether you pay for it or not. Peace Mal
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Originally posted by Hipster Doofus
Found this one the other day (freeware). Have not tried it yet. Let us know if it is any good if you use it.
I smell... EXPERIMENT!

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One freeware program which saved me a couple of times can be found here

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Originally posted by Hipster Doofus
Found this one the other day (freeware). Have not tried it yet. Let us know if it is any good if you use it.


ive used that one b4 saved me 40gigs it did
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Old April 2nd, 2003 Top | #8
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I recommend R-Studio.. I managed to recover most of my data when I had a problem.. now I have a second HD for backup..

http://www.r-tt.com/RStudio.shtml

well worth it.. I tried a number of other programs but none were near as good as this one...
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Old April 5th, 2003 Top | #9
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easy recovery professional by ontrack is the best
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Originally posted by gonaads
I smell... EXPERIMENT!

Good Luck
Yes you do/did. Did it work?? Who knows.
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Final Data is a great program my HD died, well sorta, but it stopped working and was draggin bad (80gigs) but using that program i was able to get everything back, it even had **** i delete like months ago, if u cant find it, PM me
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Originally posted by Narcissus
easy recovery professional by ontrack is the best
I have that, but it can't find one folder that I need. It finds everything else though...
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Originally posted by Hipster Doofus
Found this one the other day (freeware). Have not tried it yet. Let us know if it is any good if you use it.

This program just saved my life.
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Old December 16th, 2003 Top | #14
 
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Better late than never to find out if it was any good. Even if it wasn't the thread starter.

Now if only I could remember what that program does.
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This program works well http://hccweb1.bai.ne.jp/~hcj58401/
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