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Mar
7
2009

5 Freeware Software to Recover Data

Sometime back I made a post on Three Tools to Recover your Deleted Items. Today I’ll cover five more free software that you could use to recover data. DiskDigger DiskDigger can recover files from any type of media that your computer can read. This includes USB flash drives, memory cards (SD, CompactFlash, Memory Stick, etc), and of course your hard drive. The types of files that it recovers includes photos, videos, music, documents, and other formats. DiskDigger works by thoroughly scanning each sector of your media for traces of files. DataRecovery DataRecovery is freeware to undelete accidentally deleted files even…

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Feb
17
2009

Recover Files from Damaged Disks with Unstoppable Copier

The problem with CDs and DVDs is that over a period of time they get scratched or just deteriorate and you end up with lost data. Sadly, hard disks also have this amazing ability of developing bad sectors and before you know it you can’t get back data. So, what can Unstoppable Copier do? Recovers files from disks with physical damage. Allows you to copy files from disks with problems such as bad sectors, scratches or that just give errors when reading data. The program will attempt to recover every readable piece of a file and put the pieces together….

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Jan
20
2009

Recover MS Word and MS Excel password Easily

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If you have lost your password for any MS Word or Excel document and are unable to recover it, try using this Free Word / Excel Password Recovery application. It’s a freeware product and all you need to do is install it, open the file that you need to recover. Choose the character set “a to z” and the expected lenght of your password and click GO. It will than try every possible combination that matches your password.  It might take a bit time depending on the characters and length of your password, the larger the character set, the longer…

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