GetDataBack is a software tool to recover data and can find important missing files for reuse. GetDataBack very secure system. The operation of this system software with security and do not touch the media to be recovered.
What happens to your data on a hard disk storage to good flash drive. Under conditions of storage media can still be detected can be saved by GetDataBack.
Under what conditions can this software to backup your data:
* To-Delete unwanted data from all media. Includes file in / or folder.
* The loss of even a media partition / hard disk partition that was deleted is searchable files on storage media
* The loss of files due to virus attacks, deletion of files on the storage medium can be found.
All media can be rescued by GetDataBack GetDataBack recovers from:
* Hard drives (IDE, SCSI, SATA)
* USB drives
* Firewire
* Scores
* Dynamic Disks
* Floppy drives
* Images of disks
* Zip / Jaz
* Compact Flash Cards
* Smart Media Cards
* Secure Digital Cards
* USB
* IPod Disks
GetDataBack can run on Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP system. Software GetDataBack is divided into two file systems are NTFS or FAT. This means that there are two types of data and software GetDataBack NTFS or FAT. This software can run on a Pentium processor and 32 MB minimum.
Tips for making backups GetDataBack, it takes at least a storage capacity equal to or greater than the size of the data to return. Suppose you want to save the data with a size of 30 GB on your computer at least 30 GB of free space to back up files or transfer files with a second hard drive or partition other than the partition you want to recover.
The second suggestion is to not restrict access to the media to recover. This effort is to show the data is kept safe and not destroyed inadvertently crushed writes. It is recommended that a piece of the hard drive to use the operating system and mixed media or another hard drive that will be saved. And the first hard drive to function as a backup media or copy software GetDataBack
To try, can be downloaded at http://www.runtime.org/gdb.htm
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