Compact memory cards have recently replaced floppy disks and CDs as the preferred means of transferring information from one computer to another. With their largest size capacities of up to 16 GBs they can be used for major backup functions or to securely store entire projects. Because these cards have solid state memory components, they store and retrieve data and incredibly fast speed. Put simply, there are no moving parts.
One drawback of using solid state drives is that when we delete files from them they do not transfer into our Windows recycle bin. When a file is deleted on a compact flash drive the space that was allocated to it is immediately marked available for new storage. For this reason we often find ourselves with the need to undelete compact flash information. Usually this is data we had never intended to delete in the first place. FileFinder is a superb program to undelete compact flash stored data. As with all data recovery using our software you will begin by loading the special recovery disc into your computer’s CD/DVD disc drive. You’ll make this disc simply by using a friends or other available computer to burn the ISO image file onto any CD or DVD. Once you have loaded FileFinder by means of the recovery disk onto your computer undelete from your memory card by scanning the drive holding it and selecting the desired recoverable files from the now created list.
