Easily recover data from memory cards, portable drives or even your computer with this simple and reliable software solution, which support multiple file system types.
- StrongRecovery
- Version : 3.8.7.2
- License :Demo
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :StrongRecovery Software
StrongRecovery Description
StrongRecovery is indented to assist computer users in recovering lost or accidentally erased data from their hard drive, as well as other storage medium, such as memory cards, portable or multimedia devices.
Data loss might be the result of a system crash or a hardware failure, but with the help of this application, you can retrieve lost files and create backups in order to prevent such situations from repeating.
The wizard-like interface of StrongRecovery aims to make the recovery process as comfortable as possible. It guides you through all the necessary steps, from choosing the drive to analyze, viewing the recoverable files and filtering the content to starting the file retrieval process.
StrongRecovery provides support for multiple file system types, including NTFS, FAT32 / FAT16 / FAT12, Ext2 / Ext3, ReiserFS, HPFS and EXFAT. It is capable of recovering encrypted, protected or compressed files and handles data retrieval in case of boot sector damage.
Users can save the current recovery session and reload the process at a later time. It is advisable not to create or modify files on the drive that is currently scanned, since data might get overwritten or lost.
A wide and variate range of files can be scanned and recovered using this application. From multimedia formats to executable and archives, office documents, libraries, disk images, email databases and registry entries, you can have it all back with StrongRecovery.
With its intuitive, neatly organized interface, StrongRecovery comes in handy to users who want to undelete files and folders on any storage device. Whether you experienced a hard drive failure or lost important data during disk formatting, this application can provide a starting point in getting those files back.