Most file recovery companies offer a complete suite of data recovery software tools. These are labeled with names such as NTFS, Photo or Instant recovery. Other software versions claim to be specifically for iPods or have specific Windows edition names like Vista Recovery. These companies label their programs as such in the hope that you will believe they have the exact solution to your exact problem. In truth, all of these tools use the very similar functions. They scan a Windows based hard drive searching for recently deleted files. The programs recognize these files by their original extension (for example .jpg) or the basic binary structure.
Still a program for iPod music retrieval and another one for scanning Windows Vista work in exactly the same manner. Most data retrieval companies want to maximize your purchase by selling you groupings or bundles of software tools. They will sell you a piece of software to scan for digital photos and another to rescue songs from your iPod. Yet either these utilities will work for either situation. If you have a situation where you need to get back documents, images, applications or any other popular file type, you don’t need four different programs. All you need is FileFinder which will locate and restore any type of file on any version of Windows.
