I've tried today this software in trial… I've tried today this software in trial version and I've been impressed really when I saw its fast way of functioning and the, say, inumerous files of all types which it might be recovered.. I just wait for the best offer to buy it..and I'll have to buy an external hard drive of two or three tb to save them..since my Toshiba 931gb suddenly stop yesterday to show the files inside (because of a tv decoder connected I suppose..)

DiskInternals Uneraser - the easiest way to recover photos! Used the Uneraser software to restore wedding photos. Excellent stuff! All photos with me again :) Work with Uneraser is simple, and the price is very affordable.

One of my vmware hosts crashed during… One of my vmware hosts crashed during the daily backup and left several snapshot files in the vm folder. When the host was powered on again it was noticed two days later that the previous days work was missing. Long story short, this product saved my bacon by allowing me to mount and review all of the snapshot files as well as the base disk and recover the missing files. It was well worth the $699 to save my customers data.

Absolute failure to resolve issue Absolute failure to resolve issue. The free scan showed the files to be recovered but after purchasing the product, I was informed that it would be an additional $699 for another product to save the files. Unable to get a refund of the initial purchase. Buyer Beware! 01/16/2020 Edit ..this a copy of what was communicated back to me regarding my issue: "Absolute failure to care about or resolve my concern." (Very good description of the current situation, my applause)

My QNAP failed My QNAP (single RAID) failed, and I couldn't get to the data. I even tried mounting it in a Linux box. I could see the partition, but didn't have any success getting to the data. Even though the disk had Linux partitions, in a last ditch effort I looked to see if there were any Windows apps that might read that type of partition. Of course there were. In just a couple of clicks I had Linux Reader installed on a Windows box, the drive connected by USB, and the partition opened. There was a warning that the RAID was broken, but I was able to access it anyway. Finally I had all my data back. It was so easy to just select the folders and choose Save, using another disk as the destination. Such an easy app to use. Thank you.