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Stellar Phoenix Linux is a
Active UNDELETE is powerful
BringBack offers easy to use,
This freeware program is a
fully automatic Linux data
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inexpensive, and highly
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recovery software for Ext2
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successful data file
adds an easy way to see if
and Ext3 File system
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other media. Active@
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"Hillyheights File Comparer"
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UNDELETE Professional
stored on memory cards,
does is provide an easy
lost partitions,volumes,
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files and folders.
bootable CD/DVD image to
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on the "Send To" menu.
recover unbootable PC.
file systems.
Date: Mar, 05 2005 Date: Mar, 02 2007 Date: Nov, 07 2006 Date: Oct, 30 2006 |
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Advanced Archive
Schredit sits on the windows
RECOVER Fixed/Floppy Disk.
HDD Temperature is monitoring
Repair(AARCR) is an archive
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FAT and/ or folder and/ or
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can monitor multiple HDDs,
Zip or SFX archives, Unix
version has a unique feature
damaged. Targets surface
work as network service and
TAR archives, and CAB
called `Schred my Trashcan`.
damage in system area. Makes
send e-mail alerts to the
archives.
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