Generally when we speak of needing to restore deleted data we are thinking in terms of reclaiming files that have been emptied from the Windows recycle bin. You might also be intermixing the term restore with recover. In any event the object remains the same. When we want to restore deleted data, all we’re really saying is that we’ve lost some files and need to retrieve them. The best way to restore deleted data is with File Finder. File Finder is easily the most efficient file recovery program ever developed.
Why do we say this?
Because the process of restoring lost or deleted files can be broken down into three parts. The first task is to load onto your computer a powerful data recovery tool. Unfortunately, with most file recovery tools you must download a program on to your computer’s hard drive. But when you download that type of program there’s a high likelihood that it will actually overwrite and permanently destroy the files you had hoped to recover.
File Finder loads only onto and runs from your computers short term memory. No part of the File Finder program is ever loaded onto your hard drive. Because of this it is impossible to overwrite any stored files. This feature also allows you to access a crashed hard drive as that faulty drive is unneeded to start your computer when using File Finder.
High file scanning speed makes restoring deleted data easier
The next phase of file recovery is searching or scanning. A quality file recovery tool such as File Finder can look through an entire hard drive in just minutes and recognize both accidentally deleted and damaged files. True, many data recovery programs have this ability. But few of these are as fast and thorough as File Finder.
The final test involved in the process needed to restore deleted data is the ability to preview files, sort them, and save them to a new location. Here’s where File Finder truly excels. File Finder can search for and sort recovered files by file name, extension or file type. Simply enter the file name or file extension you lost into the search box and any files bearing any information are listed before you.
Because File Finder runs directly from your computer’s RAM, or short term memory, it is able to operate much faster than other file recovery programs. Plus, often those other programs can only be run from a second computer that is connected to the failed hard drive by means of cables attached to each computer’s motherboard. File Finder uses your computer whether it is working or not as your file recovery headquarters. It loads the special Windows operating system that allows you to access to any device inside or attached to your computer.
