One of the primary ways by which folders are accidentally deleted occurs when we empty the Windows recycle bin. It is far too easy to empty the bin or by any other means delete a folder that has a generic name such as My Stuff. We delete these folders because we simply forget what is placed inside. Unfortunately, thousands of files can hide within one folder. And out of those thousands there’s usually at least one file we desperately needed. The best way to recover deleted folder information on any computer running Windows is to download FileFinder.
FileFinder is unique among every program currently available to recover deleted files and folders in that FileFinder does not load and operate from Windows. In fact FileFinder loads its own miniature version of Windows and operates from that shell. This allows you to safely access areas of your computer’s hard drive on which files have been deleted but also on which the basic file information has not been overwritten. Downloading a conventional data rescue software tool onto your hard drive creates a tremendously high risk of overwriting and hence destroying the very information you hoped to retrieve. Because FileFinder loads directly onto your computer’s short term memory there is never risk of furthering file damage and two chances of successful data recovery are vastly increased.
