Recently, I learned that, even though you delete a multimedia file from your computer or USB drive, you can still recover the lost document. Tools like Recover My Photos can help you with this issue by effectively restoring all the files you require.
Although the name of the program creates the impression that it can only recover image files, Recover My Photos also restores videos and music files. Just make sure you choose the proper file extensions and the device to scan and you're ready to go.
The application lacks a small feature: the ability to Pause and Resume scans. But, if you ask me, you might never need this characteristic as the scan doesn't take long.
Unfortunately, you won't be able to preview some of the results and probably receive errors like "Preview not available for this file type" or "File too large to preview". Sometimes you need to be sure which files you need to restore and not having access to a preview feature might make lose some time.
With that being said, if you can ignore the fact that you might not be able to preview some files before restoration, you could consider trying this recovery tool. Plus, you don't have to pay much to use it and the results are more than satisfactory.
Mall Creeps
Able2Doc Professional allows you to convert PDF files to DOC and ODT formats
Nicomsoft OCR SDK is a smart optical character recognition system
Free tool for creating keyboard shortcuts involving almost any key
Apex Text to Speech can read texts in a loud voice through your PC speakers
This Word extension can help you create PDF documents
Print various document pages on a single sheet of paper
Comments