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Title: 10 Free and Useful Data Recovery Utilities-gctid48369
Post by: Ajamu on Jan 02, 2012, 04:07 PM
10 Free and Useful Data Recovery Utilities : Never say never, especially about recovering lost data (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/pictures-story/332-free-data-recovery-backup-restore.html)

By Rico Mossesgeld      1:00 PM - December 29, 2011                  By Rico Mossesgeld      1:00 PM - December 29, 2011

Never say never, especially about recovering lost data

                                                                                      As  computers become more important at our work, home, and school, so has  data. Many times we consider the information we store on our PCs more  crucial than actual physical objects. And why not, when the files we  work with on the computer represent hours of hard work?

It's  still amazing how many users take a flippant approach towards backing up  important data—if they bother maintaining redundancies at all. The  following software won't replace any good backup regime, but they do  provide a chance that information lost through human or machine error  won't be lost forever

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PC CMOS Cleaner

                                                                                  Download        (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/download/PC-CMOS-Cleaner,0301-45034.html)      
     
                                  Forgot your BIOS  password? You can PC CMOS Cleaner to reset it, and regain access to that  important configuration tool on your computer. If it's a x86 or x86_64  (64-bit) PC, CMOS Cleaner is most likely compatible with your BIOS.
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Recovery is Possible (RIP)

                                                                                  Download        (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/download/RIPLinuX-Recovery-Is-Possible-,0301-32460.html)      
     
                                  Here's another boot  CD that does what it says—puts hard disk data recovery tools within  reach of even basic users. Included in the package is TestDisk, a  utility that recovers deleted partitions, and PhotoRec, an undelete tool  that goes beyond just retrieving deleted images.
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Avira Antivir Rescue System

                                                                                  Download        (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/download/Avira-AntiVir-Rescue-System,0301-32436.html)      
     
                                  It's a common case:  PCs so badly infected that they can no longer boot up properly, or stay  infected despite the best efforts of anti-virus and -malware programs.  Avira Antivir Rescue System simply launches its own version of Linux,  which makes it possible to clean everything without any trouble.
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PING (PartImage is Not Ghost)

                                                                                  Download        (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/download/PING-Partimage-Is-Not-Ghost-,0301-45033.html)      
     
                                  The great thing  about PING is that it goes beyond mere recovery. Included in the  bootable CD/USB drive are tools that let you back up entire partitions  and BIOS configuration data. You can even use PING to delete the  password for the computer's admin.

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Recuva

                                                                                  Download        (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/download/Recuva,0301-7757.html)      
     
                                  Sometimes you just  want to recover a deleted file, but you don't want to go through the  trouble of booting from a recovery CD. That's where Recuva comes in. It  just looks are the empty space on your PC's drive—which still contains  the information stored in the files you've deleted accidentally, and  rebuilds the lost data based on what it finds.
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Pandora Recovery

                                                                                  Download        (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/download/Pandora-Recovery,0301-32870.html)      
     
                                  In many ways  Pandora Recovery is just like Recuva, allowing deleted file recovery  without the trouble of booting from a Linux CD. But Pandora Recovery is  designed to run without any installation, which means you can copy it to  a USB drive, and run it on any computer.
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TestDisk

                                                                                  Download        (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/download/TestDisk,0301-4874.html)      
     
                                  We've featured  Recovery is Possible earlier in this list. TestDisk is one of the  utilities packaged in that recovery CD. In case you forgot what it does:  it lets users recover damaged or accidentally deleted partitions.
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AVG Rescue CD

                                                                                  Download        (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/download/AVG-Rescue-CD,0301-32435.html)      
     
                                  Like the Avira  Antivir Rescue System, the AVG Rescue CD is a bootable (what else?) CD  that lets you clear infections completely from your PC. All recovery  actions are done independent of your computer's installed OS, meaning  even the best viruses and malware won't survive the purge.
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MiniTool Partition Wizard Bootable CD

                                                                                  Download        (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/download/Partition-Wizard-Bootable-CD,0301-32457.html)      
     
                                  As partitioning  tools go, MiniTool's is quite friendly. Users are taken through a step  by step process, making partition creation, management, and even  recovery literally as easy as 1-2-3.
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Hiren's BootCD

                                                                                  Download        (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/download/Hiren-s-BootCD,0301-32451.html)      
     
                                  If you wanted  everything featured on this list in one neat package, Hiren's Boot CD is  your savior. Boot from it and you'll have access to Anti-virus and  -malware software, partition recovery utilities, cloning tools (which  let you copy entire drives), and a whole lot more. Hiren's creation  shows you why we should all be happy about the wide availability of  open-source software.