File Recovery for Windows 7
File Recovery for Windows 7

File Recovery for Widows 7 is the most powerful and cost-effective Windows Data Recovery software for recovering important data off damaged hard drive or retrieving files from a reformatted partition, corrupted, deleted or missing partition.

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File Recovery for Widows 7 is the most powerful and cost-effective Windows Data Recovery software for recovering important data off damaged hard drive or retrieving files from a reformatted partition, corrupted, deleted or missing partition. Empowered by the TurboScan™ and File Tracer™ technology, File Recovery for Windows 7 can recover files from FAT 16, FAT 32, VFAT, NTFS, and NTFS 5 file systems used in Windows 7 Operating System, no matter how severely the corrupted hard drive.


Adopting proprietary deep scan technology, File Recovery for Windows 7 is efficient in locating the deleted/lost partitions under the help of two scanning methods: Quick Scan and Thorough Scan. So that you can recover the documents that have been lost by accidental deletion, including files emptied from Recycle Bin, from Windows Explorer with the SHIFT + Delete key. File Recovery for Windows 7 attempts to reconstruct as much of the file as possible provided it is not permanently overwritten by new data.

File Recovery for Widows 7

File Recovery for Windows 7 feature highlights:
Support FAT 16, FAT 32, VFAT, NTFS, NTFS 5 file system.
Formatted drive recovery.
Lost partition recovery.
Reformatted / Repartitioned drive recovery
File types recovery based on unique signatures (File Tracer)
Recovery from: digital media, smart media, flash memory, memory sticks, external media, and all other removable media.
Preview of files before recovery
Recovery from : SATA/IDE/SCSI
Recover files from: Windows 7, Vista, 2003, XP, 2000, ME, NT, Windows 9x.
Provide fastest Windows data recovery ever known using TurboScan™ technology and some adjustable tweaks.
Step-by-step guide through the file recovery accompanied by an on-screen "wizard".