If your computer refuses to start up and you are seeing a Windows error message saying something like, fatal error missing files, you should be aware that this indicates a hard drive that has crashed due to a logic failure. The term logic failure simply means that the operating files used to access your hard drive have been damaged and will no longer allow you to open that drive. The conventional solution in this situation is to send your drive off to a hard disk data recovery expert. These service laboratories will connect your hard drive to a technician computer and use that computer to copy out all of your hard drive’s stored files. Aside from the obvious time factor involved of approximately one week waiting for the service lab to complete the task, these companies charge several hundred dollars for even the most basic file recovery procedure.
Conventional do it yourself recovery methods
Another option offered by most data recovery software companies is to download a file recovery product and use that to access all of the files stored on your crashed hard drive. The companies selling these programs neglect to mention two important factors.
The first is that you will need to dismantle your computer and remove from it the hard drive so that it can be connected by means of cables to another separate computer onto which you previously installed their low quality data recovery tool. The second factor that is never mentioned by conventional data recovery companies is that if you connect your hard drive by means of cables to a separate computer you don’t need their program at all. The working Windows operating system on the second computer will open your crashed hard drive for you and allow you to copy out its contents. The reason for using a data recovery program is strictly to find and recover deleted files. Files that are locked away in a crashed hard drive are not deleted.
Safe data recovery with no hardware service
We created File Finder to take care of both of these problems without the need for any cables or hooking up to a second computer. When using File Finder all you need to do is load into any working or not desktop or laptop computer the special File Finder recovery disk. The programs on the disc will allow you to start up your computer even if it has a crashed hard drive or has been showing the Windows blue error screen. Once the File Finder shell loads, you are free to open your hard drive and copy out any and all contents. Should you have a need to recover lost, damaged or deleted files then once the shell has loaded you can start File Finder and direct a program to search for and recover all deleted or damaged files.
You don’t need to be a hard disk data recovery expert to rescue your files. One of the best features of File Finder is that with a little training and the File Finder program almost anyone can quickly become a hard disk data recovery expert themselves. The File Finder program, recovery disk and illustrated instructions will guide anyone with a little bit of patience through even the most difficult data recovery problems including crashed hard drive recovery.
