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Power Data Recovery is a risk-free and READ ONLY data recovery utility that helps you in recovering your all important data lost after accidental format, virus problems, software malfunction, file/directory deletion, or even a sabotage! It is an easy to use data recovery utility that examines your inaccessible hard drives for damages and corruptions and recovers the data back.

Features overview
Recover deleted files even if emptied from the Recycle Bin.
Recover formatted partition.
Recover lost files, folders and partition.
Get data back after a partitioning error.
Recover your files after a hard disk crash.
Recover from hard drive, camera card, USB, Zip, floppy disk or other media.

Key Features
Supported file systems: FAT 12/16/32 (used by hard disks, disks, Smartmedia™, Compact Flash™, Memory Stick and other) and NTFS (used by hard drives)
Easy to use and 4 steps to recover your lost data. No technical knowledge needed.
Ability to scan all volumes in a local machine and build a directory tree of all lost and deleted files.
Saving data to any windows (including network drives, removable media, etc.) drive possible.
Supports NTFS compressed and encrypted files.
Supported Dynamic Volume: Simple Volume, Spanned Volume, Stripe Volume, Mirror Volume,Raid-5 Volume.
Ability to resume the last recovery result.

File System Supported
FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, VFAT, NTFS and NTFS5 File system.

System Requirements
486 or Pentium-class processor IDE/SATA/SCSI hard drive 64MB RAM (128 MB recommended) Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003, 100 MB of free space. Second hard disk is recommended for recovery.

Limitations
This software is NOT able to find data on a physically damaged drive!
Not every file can be undeleted: less fragmentation (common if media not full) will increase the rate of recovery because the entire data is stored at the beginning of the first cluster of a file. The probability of recovery is lower, the smaller the disk capacity relative to the file size is.

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