If you were to make a fast Internet search under the term disk recovery, the results would be astounding. There are probably 300 disk recovery utilities available. These range in price from $7.00 to $700.00. As with anything we buy price does not relate to quality. Yes the cheapest file retrieval tool is probably not worth buying at any price. And the most expensive is more than likely to be overpriced.
But how does one qualify all of those programs that fall in between? We do so by examining both our purpose in buying data rescue software and the ability of the utilities to fill that need. If the only recovery problem you are facing is rescuing a few accidentally deleted files then almost any company’s software will suffice. But the moment your data retrieval task entails a bit more difficulty you need FileFinder. Consider the circumstances that arise in and around looking for files from an emptied Windows recycle bin. Once FileFinder is used to locate this type of data it presents the files along with the original pathway they were stored in. In the case of recycle bin information, it is all stored in folders marked recycler. Using FileFinder you merely scroll down the list of recoverable data and check the boxes for your desired programs. In cases of greater difficulty such as when you are attempting to retrieve files hidden away in a crashed hard drive FileFinder is probably the best disk recovery utility ever created.
