Active@ File Recovery Pro 10.0.8 (Serial)
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Active File Recovery for Windows is an effective data recovery software tool. New version is powered by [email protected] DiskScan technology to recover files that have been accidentally deleted, formatted or otherwise lost. [email protected] File Recovery can recover files from all types of flash media that have been lost due to system or battery failure, format or deletion and corruption caused by hardware or software malfunction. - Supports FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, NTFS5, NTFS+EFS file systems - Designed for Windows 98 / ME / NT / 2000 / XP / XP Professional x64/ XP Home x64 / 2003 Server x64 / Vista / 7 / 8 -Supports IDE / ATA / SCSI drives - Supports all types of Flash Memory Cards - Supports advanced search of deleted files - Supports localized and long filenames - Supports compressed, encrypted and fragmented files on NTFS Info: - Install - Register soft http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/2421/61827675.jpg
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working perfect for deleted file!! :)
but not good enough for formatted drive
still does good job..meets my need ;)
tried out on window 7 ultimate
but not good enough for formatted drive
still does good job..meets my need ;)
tried out on window 7 ultimate
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Works perfectly fine on a formatted drive. Just used it to recover an entire partition after setting up a raid array and accidentally reformatting and partitioning my extra spanned drive. There is NO recovery program able to recover data that has been overwritten.
In other words, the problem wasn't the program not finding your data. The problem was, most likely, that you not only reformatted the drive, but also wrote data to it. I also suspect that you did not do a FULL scan.
Works perfectly fine on a formatted drive. Just used it to recover an entire partition after setting up a raid array and accidentally reformatting and partitioning my extra spanned drive. There is NO recovery program able to recover data that has been overwritten.
In other words, the problem wasn't the program not finding your data. The problem was, most likely, that you not only reformatted the drive, but also wrote data to it. I also suspect that you did not do a FULL scan.
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