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Giveaway of the day — Easy Archive Recovery 2.0

Easy Archive Recovery is a data recovery program for ZIP and RAR.

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Easy Archive Recovery is a data recovery program that works specifically with ZIP and RAR archives. It’s capable of restoring all types of RAR and ZIP, created in any known type of compression tools, such as WinRAR, InfoZiP, WinZIP and other. The program supports SFX and solid archives. The contents of the archive can be previewed before the recovery. The files that were stored on a broken or formatted storage medium can be previewed and recovered as well.

To purchase a Personal license with a 70% discount please follow this direct link.

Configuration minimale:

Windows 2000/ XP/ Server 2003/ Vista/ Server 2008/ 7/ 8

Éditeur:

MunSoft

Page web:

http://www.munsoft.com/EasyArchiveRecovery/

Taille du fichier:

9.31 MB

Prix:

$59.95

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A simple installation and registration, on opening a simple interface was presented.

Using a hex editor modified today's download zip file by modifying the names of the file it contains at the end of the compressed archive.
Attempted recovery was unsuccessful even though it claimed had recovered the files.

Using another copy of today's download modified the characters PK, that appear at the front of every zip file, to MZP typical of EXE files and DLL files.
Yet again it claimed a successful recovery but actually recovered nothing.

It was so unsuccessful that I was concerned that I was doing something wrong and so tried a number of times without success.

Been using compression programs for just short of 30 years and never needed to recover one.
If I was concerned about corruption of archives I would use RAR files where with slightly less than optimum compression they can be saved with a built-in recovery system.