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xoggoth replied

21 July 2006, 09:24
There's something called O&O DiskRecovery with this month's Computer Shopper. No idea what it's like but free is always a good start for me.
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DimPrawn replied

21 July 2006, 09:15
There will still be great software. It's just the freeware will cost £500 a copy now.
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Viktor replied

21 July 2006, 09:14
Disk Commander from Winternals :

http://www.winternals.com/Products/A...k/Default.aspx

ERD Commander as a software bundle is one of my favourites. Now they have beed aquired by Micro$$oft and I think in the future there will be no more winternals good software...
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TheMonkey replied

20 July 2006, 19:56
PropertyCrashUK - what an appropriate name!

I've got a 10k rpm seagate cheetah in this box that has been making funny sounds through the hot bits over the last couple of weeks. backup time too!
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AtW replied

20 July 2006, 17:33
RStudio is highly recommended - http://www.r-studio.com/
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DimPrawn replied

20 July 2006, 17:11
That reminds me. Time for a backup.
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Epiphone replied

20 July 2006, 16:52
OnTrack data recover. 130 quid but excellent. Brings files back with the original filename too. recovered about 95% of my drive recently
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PropertyCrashUK started a topic File recovery software?

20 July 2006, 16:48
File recovery software?

Can anyone recommend software to recover deleted/perhaps even corrupted files from HDs? I understand this kind of sofware has come on in leaps and bounds in recent years and also fallen in price dramatically - anyone know a good one?
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