Hard drive data retrieval begins and ends with File Finder. We say this because an important part of hard drive recovery includes diagnosis of your core problem. What we mean by this is simply determining whether or not your hard drive and the accompanying file loss is cause by physical damage to the hard drive or the more common cause which is lost operating system files.
The easiest way to find out whether or not your hard drive has suffered a physical calamity is to load into your CD/DVD disk drive the special File Finder recovery disk. This is the core of the File Finder data recovery system. Purchasers of File Finder easily create this disk on any spare computer. Once the disk is loaded into your computer’s drive you restart your computer and File Finder will load and start your computer by using its own miniature version of Windows. If your computer reloads and starts using the File Finder program you can be certain that the hard drive itself is not damaged and the only problem you are facing is lost Windows operating system files. These are replaced by reloading Windows. Before doing so you will want to use the File Finder program that is now loaded onto your computer to copy and the saved all of your computer’s important files to a new and safe location such as an external book drive or USB flash drive.
