Data Recovery Software Roundup -- Don Your Detective Cap and Find Your Missing Data!
Posted 01/20/09 at 12:00:00 PM by Paul Lilly
Undelete PLUS
Holy time travel, Batman! We haven't seen an interface this retro since Win 3.1. This program's GUI looks like it was designed during kindergarten art class. If we were rolling with an old school 16-color EGA monitor, Undelete PLUS would look exactly the same. You get the point.
But what you don't get are very many options, and the lack of a deep scan limits the program's usefulness. You can use a filter to narrow searches down by name, date, or size, but that's it. On the same partition we used throughout all testing, Undelete PLUS unearthed 102 files.
There's just not enough here to recommend using Undelete PLUS.
Verdict: 5
Free, http://undelete-plus.com/
Avira UnErase Personal
Avira makes one of the best free antivirus programs around, scoring an 8 verdict in our recent AV roundup, so we had high hopes the company would be equally successful with its file recovery app. But instead of again leading the freebie pack, Avira's UnErase Personal offers the least expansive program of the bunch (to be fair, Avira has discontinued this program).
Don't bother looking for any options, because there aren't any. You select a partition to scan and that's it. You can't limit searches to specific files, there's no deep scan option, and you won't find a preview pane. Instead, UnErase Personal takes a quick peek at your drive, including removable media, and finds about the same amount of files as every other program without the aid of an extended scan. But unlike the rest, Avira doesn't tell you where the files were located, nor does it offer a tree view or any other amenities.
With nothing but the bare essentials, we're left wondering why UnErase Personal even requires an installation routine. Save yourself the trouble and look elsewhere.
Verdict: 3
Free, http://www.free-av.com/en/products/10/avira_unerase_personal.html
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it is very helpful to those who have lost the important data.
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it allows you to recover critically important documents, or other files, which
have been lost by accidental deletion.
http://www.diskdata-recovery.com/
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Ontrack Data Recovery good, but sometimes Knoppix is better
Submitted by Marcus_Soperus on Tue, 01/20/2009 - 1:49pm
I've had great success with Ontrack Easy Data Recovery Professional (about $200, so it was too expensive for this roundup), but recently, I had to recover data from a corrupt laptop SATA drive that totally baffled Ontrack. After doing some research, I found that a number of users were recommending using the Knoppix Linux distro for NTFS recovery.
I created a Knoppix boot CD, and was able to access the drive's file system after Ontrack came up empty-handed. While Knoppix can read NTFS files, it requires the captive-NTFS option to write to a drive using the NTFS file system. Rather than mess around with that, I reformatted an external USB drive as a FAT32 device and used it to save the data. The result: a very happy client.
Learn more about using Knoppix for data recovery from these websites: http://www.shockfamily.net/cedric/knoppix/; http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=3214
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Top 10 data recovery softwares
Submitted by terone on Tue, 03/10/2009 - 3:09pm
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Zero Assumption Recovery
Submitted by jayson001 on Tue, 01/20/2009 - 9:51am
I just bought Zero Assumption Recovery to pull some files off an IDE hard drive that was too corrupt to access. It was $50 for the single user licesnse and I think worth it to get my old data back. Drive I was trying to access was an NTFS drive, and I was running ZAR under XP 32-bit. These reviews say two things to me. You can't get top quality recovery software for free or cheaply and 64 bit OSes are still not quite ready for prime time.
Runtime Software
Submitted by Fuetasoeq on Tue, 01/20/2009 - 6:41am
I Use Runtime Software's GetbackData. I have 3 versions. Fat32, NTFS and I also got Raid Recovery which worked well and netted me 20 times more than what all 3 programs cost me!
I can format a drive, install windows on it, format it again and recover the data that was on it before I formatted it the first time!
Bobby Melendez
Ontrack not considered?
Submitted by politik on Tue, 01/20/2009 - 4:04am
Easy Recovery Pro from Ontrack has worked for me very well. I use it in a commercial setting and have done so for years. Even on hard drives that are near death, I've had a lot of sucess in getting data off. Customers who accidently used the System restore disc on their computer and not realizing that they erased everything they had, I've been able to get back a lot of their data.
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