Whats the best file recovery soft?
- Thread starter karr
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- Jun 10, 2016
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I recently used "Recuva" for my drive, it works fine. You can try it
RootLayer_Sales
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I know https://www.easeus.com/ which worked great for me in the past 
RootLayer_Sales
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Paid version or Free one?
Society Girl
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Free one will do. Although isn't a Solid State harder to recover from, than a HDD?
UnclePanda
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as far as i know, Icare data recovery is also great
iNVENT
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I agree, easeus data recovery worked wonderfully for me.
RootLayer_Sales
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Unfortunately, It (Free one) did not help me yet properly. Easeus Worked way better though.
crackertje
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If you know how to use Linux you should install Kali Linux. Has a lot of different tools that can do what you need. And its free
roadhamster
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Testdisk: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
Makemeproguys
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Recuva and ease us
HoNeYBiRD
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Do you mean the free version of Recuva? More than one user recommended it above. It has a free and paid version. The paid version is only paid because they have support for that one, automatic updates and it supports virtual drives, otherwise it's the same as the free version, so i guess the free version should work just fine.
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Recuva worked for me as a charm. You can download the free version, it should be enough.