Advanced File Shredder securely erases files or folders on your PC using seven pass US Government standard wiping and cryptographically strong random number key. Shredded files cannot be restored by any data recovery software.
Corrupt Microsoft Access Database is now easily repair & recover with PDS Access database recovery tool. PDS Access file recovery program is best mdb file recovery tool & fix access database tool to quickly scan mdb file and restore access database.
Recover Data for NTFS is an easy to use software that smartly salvages data or files from FAT16, FAT32, NTFS & NTFS5 partitions of Windows based operating systems. Free demo edition of this advanced software is available for self examining.
Free Window Registry Repair is a freeware to safely search inside your entire Windows registry for any invalid entries and repair them. It can automatically backup any repairs made to restore the Registry back to the previous registry state.
Image is a Win32 based backup and restore utility that creates a snapshot of an entire partition or volume to a set of files or directly to most DVD+RW or CD-R/RW drives.
Advance Novell Data Recovery Software is best novell file recovery software to recover novell data from formatted novell partitions. Novell data recovery product helps to restore novell data even when novell volumes get damaged due to virus attack.
With 1Click backup, you can take backup of your important files, folders, emails, Windows Address Book, Internet Explorer Settings and lot more in just ONE CLICK! You can also store backup on remote server or external device. Free technical support.
Tool was developed for recovering damaged files CD, DVD, HD DVD, Blu-Ray and etc disks. You can use it to restore information lost as a result of some mechanical damage of the disk (scratches, chips, different spots on the surface).
You can back up your data files on to disk, diskette, CD or DVD. Buckup Mill will keep track of file versions and disks. You can restore any file to any previous version without having to know on which disk or in which backup set it is located.