Deleted Files Recovery Short Description:
Run Deleted Files Recovery tool and retrieve deleted or corrupt files instantly.
Deleted Files Recovery Long Description:
Kernel for Windows Data Recovery works with the proficiency of three inbuilt scan modes, such as Quick Scan, Extensive Scan and File Trace. The Quick Scan performs fast scan operation and recovers corrupt Windows files, whereas Extensive and File Trace can deal with severe corruptions and permanent deletion, respectively. The Deleted Files Recovery tool has got an interactive graphical user interface that makes it very easy to operate software. In fact, just by utilizing this utility you can successfully recover lost or corrupt data from hard disk and other storage media, such as, PEN drive, ZIP drive etc.
The Kernel for Windows Data Recovery can also deal with various other situations where you lost your important stored data from reasons like Windows registry corruption, unexpected system shutdown, and virus attack. You can utilize the advanced facility to fine tune output files by customizing settings like rename, overwrite, or skip the duplicate files, exclude deleted files, or set sectors to be read in one attempt. In addition, the Deleted Files Recovery software supports varied range of Windows file systems, such as FAT32, NTFS, NTFS5, EXFAT, FAT12, and FAT16. Apart from this, the software supports various other multimedia formats like MP3, 3GP, AU, MOV, AVI, and SWF, etc., and versatile storage devices like Compact Flash Card, Memory card, iPod, Micro Card, Secure Digital Card, USB HDD, External HDD, FireWire HDD, USB Flash drive, Zip drive, Floppy drive, and SATA HDD.
You can watch the animated demo video of live Kernel for Windows Data Recovery software operations. The video shows the step-by-step procedure of Deleted Files Recovery operation. However, if you want to analyze the software by yourself, then download the free trial version. However, you need to purchase the licensed version of software when you find an urgent need to save the recovered files because the trial version is devoid of save functionality. For more info, visit www.recoveryfiles.net