Computer file recovery has taken a giant leap forward with the development and creation of File Finder. Prior to the invention of File Finder, anyone who had accidentally deleted a file on their computer or through no fault of their own incurred file damage or corruption was forced to use one of two methods to retrieve their lost or deleted files. The first was to engage the services of a data recovery service lab. There are thousands of these companies set up around the world expressly for the purpose of recovering data from hard drives. Prices for this service range from several hundred to several thousand dollars.
The other method available to the public for data recovery was to purchase computer recovery software and attempt to use it to access files. Unfortunately in order to use conventional computer recovery software one needed to connect the hard drive from which they wished to recover files directly into the motherboard of a second working PC. Obviously this was far too complicated a task for the average computer user.
Recovering PC files without handling hardware
File Finder is the only program for computer file recovery that eliminates the need of a second computer. File Finder loads directly onto the processor of the computer from which you wish to recover files by means of its CD/DVD drive. File Finder then starts your computer using a specialized miniature version of Windows Vista. The File Finder data recovery program operates from this mini operating system. The File Finder operating shell is so powerful it will start and run your entire computer on its own. This means that you can even use File Finder for computer file recovery on computers with crashed hard drives. And since no files are loaded onto your hard drive itself there is never any risk of overwriting the files you are out to recover.
Software compatible with multiple Windows platforms
File Finder supports every version of Windows currently in use including Windows 2000, XP, Vista, and Seven. While many data recovery programs claimed to be built specifically for one version of Windows, we built File Finder so as to accommodate any Windows operating system on any type of PC. So whether you have a Dell, HP or Asus makes no difference. File Finder will work just fine on your computer. File Finder also supports all currently used file extensions and types. If you are trying to recover a JPEG digital photo file on your computer’s hard drive or directly from your digital camera File Finder will enable you to do so. If you have lost a Microsoft Word document, File Finder will search through your computer’s internal storage or any USB drive connected to your computer and return to you a list of all recently deleted Microsoft Word documents. With File Finder you can even rescue Microsoft Word documents that you accidentally forgot to save before closing your work.
You can also count on File Finder for American based tech support for any questions you may have before you purchase or any special instructions you may need afterward.
