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Recover files from scratched CDs and DVDs.....

CD Recovery Toolbox, a free CD/DVD file recovery tool....

This small, free application was designed to recover damaged files on CD, DVD, HD DVD, and Blu-Ray disks. It can recover files that have been lost as a result of physical damage to the disk, (scratches, chips, and so on), or as a result of a bad or inaccurate recording.

The program scans damaged CD and DVD disks and produces a listing of files and folders on the media, which it can recover. Be aware however, that depending on the degree of damage, there may be files that the application cannot recover.

Data recovery is generally a complex process but even beginners will have an easy time with this application based on it’s step-by step wizard, which makes the use of the tool very simple and convenient.

"In testing this product’s file recovery ability on a severely scratched and chipped disk, I’m happy to say that it recovered 934 files out of a total of 936, that Windows could not read, and it did this in less than 2 minutes..." (billmullins:WEBLOG/July 4/2008)

Quick facts:

Freeware

Recovers files/folders from CD and DVD’s

Recovers files larger than 4 GB

Detects lack of free space on the designated storage hard drive

System Requirements: Windows 98/ME/2K/XP/2K3/Vista

This is a great little freeware tool... :thumbsup:... i have been using this for a couple of years now...and it`s retrieved data that iso buster, cd roller and other data recovery apps that aren`t free wouldn`t even look at.... :mercy:

http://www.recoverytoolbox.com/

http://www.recoverytoolbox.com/download/Re...orCDInstall.exe

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