Arctor Disk-To-Disk Backup 1.1.0
Arctor is hard disk backup made smart, fast, simple and powerful. Today's cheapest and fastest backup media are hard disks - so why not simply use one for your backups? At a current price of $1.30 per GB or less, no other backup medium is cheaper than IDE hard disks. And backups on hard disks are much quicker and easier to restore, check and update. Large enterprises have used automated backup solutions based on tape libraries or the more modern D2D backup for years. With Arctor, even the small and medium sized companies can setup a reliable backup solution with fast restore capabilities at a fraction of the costs. Arctor offers enterprise computing concepts at affordable prices. The Arctor solution only requires a standard PC with one or more large disk drives (or a RAID system of any type). Suitable hardware can be purchased new for as little as a few hundred dollars; add Arctor, and you then have a network attached backup system for a workgroup or a small business. Since Arctor's hardware requirements are quite low, even an outdated Windows workstation with one or more new 120 GB drive(s) will be perfectly adequate. Download the free, fully functional trial version and see how easy it is to set up and use Arctor!
Quick Recovery for MS PowerPoint - A Data Recovery
Quick Recovery MS PowerPoint is a do-it-yourself non-destructive Data Recovery Software, supports FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, NTFS5 file systems, MS Windows platform and recovers data from disk crash, deleted files and inaccessible disks.
Digital Camera Recovery
Digital camera deleted pictures recovery software recovers formatted JPEG GIF BMP images RIFF TIFF JPG PNG photos retrieves corrupted audio video files such as MOV MPEG AVI WAV restore repairs multimedia memory cards MMC compact flash miniSD Zip disk
FAT Partition Recovery
Recover restore retrieve damaged corrupted fat 32 16 12 vfat windows XP 2003 2000 me 98 95 partition data file folder lost due to deleted MBR DBR crashed bad sectors hard disk drive repair fix missing file allocation table root directory virus threat
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