Doesn't depend upon the recycle bin or weak "undelete" procedures. It goes straight to the disk drive to identify and recover the file fragments that are still intact but Windows doesn't know how to find.
[FireLion] Get My Files Back is the fastest and easiest way to recover "lost" files that you thought were gone forever.
[FireLion] Get My Files Back doesn't depend upon the recycle bin or weak "undelete" procedures. It goes straight to the disk drive to identify and recover the file fragments that are still intact but Windows doesn't know how to find.
Whether it's a slip of the finger or a glitch in Windows, doesn't it always seem that it's the most important files that get deleted and can't be recovered?
When you lose a word processing document, spreadsheet, source code file, or some other important file, hours of hard work can go up in smoke in a digital second when a valuable file disappears.
Sure, Windows has a Recycle Bin, that's SUPPOSED to let you recover a deleted file, but it doesn't always work. Worse, files that are deleted by application software, or when you hit SHIFT->DELETE, delete files en mass, or when an application crashes, bypass the recycle bin altogether so there is no chance of getting them back once that happens.