The fourth among the list is a software that will enable you to recover documents which you would have accidentally deleted.
The name of the software is Undelete Plus. I have used many recovery solutions but to my dismay none of them served my appetite.
PC World Editor’s Review about this software
Windows users sometimes get too smug about being able to recover files that they’ve deleted. After all, there’s the Recycle Bin, isn’t there, so why worry about accidentally deleting files? There’s bad news for you. First of all, you may have emptied the Recycle Bin. Secondly, if you delete files from within a DOS window, or an a network drive, those files aren’t sent to the Recycle Bin. Instead, they’re deleted directly.
The free Undelete PLUS, however, can come to your rescue. Run it, and it scans your system for files that have been deleted, even those removed from the Recycle Bin, or deleted on a network drive or via a DOS window. It lists all the files, and tells you whether it can likely be restored. (In some instances, the delete file has already been overwritten; in that case, you can kiss it sayonara.) Then tell the program to restore your files, and they come back from the dead.
–Preston Gralla
For a limited time Undelete Plus is FREE Software for general non-commercial use. It contains absolutely NO ADWARE, NO SPYWARE, NO REGISTRATION, NO POPUPS, NO MALWARE or other unwanted software.
Undelete Plus allows the following tasks to be performed:
- Recovery of deleted files from NTFS/NTFS5, FAT12/FAT16/FAT32 volumes.
- Restoring deleted files on Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows 2003, Windows Vista.
The Feature that I liked
Most popular file recovery softwares ask you to install their software permanently on your system, so that in case of a crash or accidental deletion of files they can be recovered. But this is not the case for Undelete Plus, install this software only when you need arises.
How to use this software
1.) Once you need to recover any document or any file be it a movie clip, just install this free software.
2.) Scan the drive where the file was originally kept. In case you do not remember the original file location, scan all the drives.
3.) When the scanning is complete use the filters on the left panel.
4.)In case you have recently deleted the file ,your file would be in a very good condition and can recovered with the click of the undelete button on the top.
5.)The status of you file is displayed under the Status column. The keywords present here would be like Very good, bad or overwritten. If the status shows Good or Bad file condition then your file can be recovered fully or partially but if it says overwritten then theres no way out.
