Downloaded quickly by using the email link. Installation was smooth. Registration is provided in the README file and does that without the need of going to the internet to verify.

Ran a quick scan on a 4 gig card. Found multiple files using the deep scan in under five minutes. Output is shown in a tree like structure providing you with the option of selecting "ALL" or just one at a time. It does provide previews of the files but those, on my computer anyway, looked too "stretched" out. Even with a readjusting the window didn't seem to help.

Relatively easy to use. However, at $69 one would think that the photo preview would be a little bit better. I would strongly suggest that they take a look at this issue.

Harry  –  5 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+33)

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i lost partitions in my hd which resulted in my pc losing nearly 65% of my hd space. will it find the partitions lost, which have the files in need?

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alx, Do you have another HD, empty and just as big as the present, damaged HD?
Then make an exact copy, bit by bit, from the damaged HD to the empy HD with an image-program.
And then try some partition managers to rescue the lost partitions.
I think, that partition program's will do a better job.
If you don't have an empty HD, make a image of the damage HD on an USB-disk/server.
And then try some program's.
Backup is very important. If a mistake is made, then you can restore the original damage content of the HD and start over.
Or there are also recovery-program's, that make an image of the damaged medium to another medium and then search lost the lost files/partition in the image. The making of an image will take a long time, maybe 7 to 16 hours. But searching the image will be a lot faster.
Also you can try to rescue with a boot-medium to rescue.
Some time ago I worked with R-Linux, http://www.r-tt.com/free_linux_recovery/
On a boot-usb. Not bad.

alx, Do you have another HD, empty and just as big as the present, damaged HD? Then make an exact copy, bit by bit, from the damaged HD to the empy HD with an image-program. And then try some partition managers to rescue the lost partitions. I think, that partition program's will do a better job. If you don't have an empty HD, make a image of the damage HD on an USB-disk/server. And then try some program's. Backup is very important. If a mistake is made, then you can restore the original damage content of the HD and start over. Or there are also recovery-program's, that make an image of the damaged medium to another medium and then search lost the lost files/partition in the image. The making of an image will take a long time, maybe 7 to 16 hours. But searching the image will be a lot faster. Also you can try to rescue with a boot-medium to rescue. Some time ago I worked with R-Linux, http://www.r-tt.com/free_linux_recovery/ On a boot-usb. Not bad.
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Ootje  –  5 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+11)

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Where do I find the code to register?

mike  –  5 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (-6)

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mike,

readme.txt

mike, readme.txt
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Ritchi Freudenkinder  –  5 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+7)

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At last! A simple to follow registration procedure which didn't require heaven knows how many links on the internet. Thank you Aid File!!
Please remember when they ask for your 'User Name' put in Giveawayoftheday and NOT your own name; then paste in the registration code below. Can we have simple download procedures such as this one in future GAOTD?

Otherwise excellent program! Many thanks!

Jerry Chance  –  5 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+7)

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$69.95 not less money for a recovery tool. What can Aid file recovery 3.67 make better than e.g. recuva freeware?

Ritchi Freudenkinder  –  5 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+6)

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