Piash H.
still now this software cannot detect…
still now this software cannot detect my dvd
Recovery tools for corrupted files of Outlook, Outlook Express, Windows Address Book, Zip, RAR, Excel, Word, Access, PowerPoint, Project, Onenote, Flash, CD, DBF, PDF, SQL, Server, MySql, Registry, Photoshop, Illustrator, Exchange Server, AutoCAD, CorelDRAW, Lotus Notes
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Piash H.
still now this software cannot detect my dvd
Bc D.
a cd from 4.6 gb restored in 3,2 gb ? where is the other gb?
Brent
Wasted 10 dollar - the Powerpoint still could not be read. When I wrote to support all they did was send a link to download the file again!
Aldo R.
I have downloaded this program for managing to read an unreadable CD and the program says "Insert a CD in the drive". What can I say? The CD remains unreadable and the program is useless.
Олеся К.
Ничего не востановил. выкинутые деньги.
Armando D.
I purchased a personal license and when I used the program it only recovered a 30% of the content on my slides. That was not worth the price as I was forced to re-create my entire deck from scratch. Very disappointed. When I tried to get a partial refund all I got was crickets.
Tess
A scam. I tried recovering a Word document, and the "result" that I paid for looks almost the same as the preview. Something I could not read. The website should not say it is able to fully 100% recover your document and then ask for payment if it cannot.
Pete
I understand, why it takes a lot of time (>70hours for 100Mbytes), but what I do not understand is, that the files recovered (.mp3) were "empty" - proper length, but no contents. When trying to play the music, it behaved like playing (time advancing properly), but no sounds reproduced.