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what’s the best file restoration/file undelete software?
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I prefer the one that comes with Norton Utilities.
d;o)
i am using ubuntu right now!
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i use TuneupUtilities
they probably have version 2008 already out
it has like 5 system optimization features
it has custimization features, changing the look of the computer( my favorite feature)
it has a delete, and undelete
a help center thats always worth looking into
and overall about 20 utilities
the only bad this is that it costs money
unfortunatly
but i say that it’s a product worth paying money for
because you will use it ALL the time
i am using ubuntu right now!
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I halfway installed windows XP, had a powercut, then I loaded ubuntu and installed ‘testdisk’ which scanned the disk, and then re-wrote the tree for three different filesystems on deleted partitions (fat32, NTFS, JFS and XFS). I then made sure to back up all my personal files to DVD (from the liveCD) and then reinstalled.
Testdisk was my saviour, but sure, there are other tools too.
i am using ubuntu right now!
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Hi there.
Have you tried Recuva?
It is a freeware so you dont have pay a penny for it.
But personally I haven’t tested it yet but some says it is awesome. You should give it a try.
http://www.recuva .com
Or, try searching at Yahoo search engine for Recuva FREEware.
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