Undelete memory card data on MMC, SD and Compact Flash cards
It is amazing how so many of us manage to mistakenly delete files on memory cards. It is usually not more than a few seconds later that we realize that the data we just sent to oblivion was very important. Once that realization occurs, we embark on a journey to undelete memory card data hoping that a solution exists. There is nothing to be concerned about though, as a very good solution does exist and it is File Finder. File Finder can recovery deleted files on memory cards in literally just seconds, even memory cards several gigabytes in size. File Finder will recover deleted and overwritten files on SD, MMC, Compact Flash and other types of solid state memory cards with ease.
In addition to being a superb tool to undelete memory card files, File Finder can also recover data on USB flash drives, external hard drives, floppy disks and of course standard internal hard drives. Even more amazing is File Finder’s ability to startup and recover files on logic crashed PCs displaying the Windows error screen.
Having a program to undelete files from your memory cards is great, but why not have a program that can help you with any deleted file recovery situation and rescue your files if the unexpected happens and your computer crashes? Choose the file recovery program that can do more for you; choose File Finder.







When you use File Finder for general purpose data recovery, one of its special features is the ability to recover deleted files with the original folder structure intact. This means that after simply directing the File Finder program to search through your computer’s entire hard drive, you need only locate the folder into which your deleted program was placed. File Finder lists all recovered files and folders by their original file names. You can either manually scroll down the list of recoverable files until you find your program or type the folder name into the File Finder search box for instant sorting. Once you locate your program folder, check the select box and click on recover files. That folder and all of the files hidden within it will be instantly recovered to new safe storage on your computer’s desktop or in any folder you choose.
We can assume that if you are looking for a program to unerase files that you have somehow or other deleted files you had truly wished to keep. Usually this is due to our own error as we simply choose delete instead of save or empty our Windows Recycle Bin without realizing we have just deleted files we wanted that were hidden inside. Certain types of files are erased by other programs on our computer. Microsoft Outlook will toss messages away in an instant if the inbox becomes overfilled. My Pictures folders often remove older picture files once the folder size is exceeded. There are literally dozens of ways by which files can end up as deleted. Fortunately the paths we take to recover deleted files adjust to any type of file loss problem.
To unerase deleted files lost in any of the above ways use File Finder. File Finder can scan a large hard drive in just minutes to locate lost files. And once the files are found you are given options for file preview and sorting to save you from having to manually look through thousands of folders. File Finder allows you to auto sort your recoverable files into common categories such as documents, videos or pictures. Or if you need to find a specific file you can use the File Finder search function to sort by file name or file extension. Type any file name or file extension into the File Finder search box and every file matching that type is shown before you. No other unerase tool is built with such a simple and easy to use sorting feature.
More importantly, unlike other undelete files software, File Finder loads only onto your CD or DVD drive without ever risking damage to any stored files. All you need to do is use burn the File Finder CD/DVD disk on any other computer you have access to and load the special File Finder disk onto any computer on which you want to undelete files. File Finder will load from its unique built in Windows operating system and self-start both the program and its instructions. The File Finder instructions are so simple to follow that even a Dad could understand them on Christmas Eve.