In some ways things were a great deal simpler when we were children in school and erased our mistakes with giant pink pencil erasers. If we decided we wanted those words back on our paper we simply cranked out our trusty number 2 pencils and retraced the erased letters. Of course, now that we are older, our erasing is done with the click of a mouse and we can erase a million words or a thousand files in the blink of an eye. But when we want to unerase files we have no easy way to do so.
Or so most people believe…
Actually anyone can quickly unerase files simply by installing and using File Finder. Let’s begin with a quick look at what happens when we delete a file. Most people think that deleting a file involves erasing all of the information that the file contained. So if we were removing from our computer’s internal hard drive a digital photograph file such as a JPEG, we would think that all of the binary code that was used to create the digital image on our computer’s screen was wiped away. This is never the case.
This same thinking applies to Microsoft Word documents. When we delete a Word file, our computer does not remove the magnetic information embedded onto our computer’s hard disk drive. In both of these cases and in any file recovery situation, all that happens when we delete a file is that the space used for that file is now marked as available. The actual machine readable data stored on our computer’s magnetic disk remains exactly as it was until new information is written over it. Those who remember using cassette players to record music will understand that this is exactly the same process.
With this thought in mind then how do we enable our computer to recognize these files in areas that have been marked as empty, when we hope to restore the information inside the sectors? We do this using powerful third party software that is able to recognize the existence of code inside the spaces and reinstate the structure and name of any files.
File Finder can unerase files lost on computer hard drives, camera smart cards, USB Flash drives and dozens of other kinds of digital storage media. And furthermore, there is no kind of lost or deleted file that File Finder cannot unerase.
Super swift unerasing of any file type
File Finder will unerase photo files, music player files, documents, emails, video files and around 300 other types of files. Whatever you have lost File Finder will find. And once File Finder locates your lost files it will reattach the original file name and allow you to preview that file. You can then either resave the files to a new location or decide to discard them. But don’t worry, if you accidentally throw away those same files or decide you want them after all, File Finder will search for them once again, unerase the files and bring them back to life.


