what is good purchasable recovery software (for deleted folders

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2015-12-30 21:42:32 Post No. 20766
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Anonymous 2015-12-30 21:42:32 Post No. 20766 [Report]

what is good purchasable recovery software (for deleted folders on external harddrive?)

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Anonymous 2015-12-30 21:47:34 Post No.20770
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Anonymous 2015-12-30 21:47:34 Post No.20770 [Report]

>>20766
GetDataBack is quite good.

It lets you save your analyses, so you only have to scan the drive once.

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Anonymous 2015-12-30 22:09:07 Post No.20783
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Anonymous 2015-12-30 22:09:07 Post No.20783 [Report]

>>20770
thanks

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Anonymous 2015-12-30 22:23:59 Post No.20807
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Anonymous 2015-12-30 22:23:59 Post No.20807 [Report]

Recuva is pretty good, and it's free

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Anonymous 2015-12-31 00:14:16 Post No.20902
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Anonymous 2015-12-31 00:14:16 Post No.20902 [Report]

>>20766
EaseUS is the one I always used at my tech support job. We weren't supposed to use any software we weren't licensed for, which ruled out everything except fucking McAfee. Didn't stop us, though. Unlicensed software did the job better than the licensed stuff.

On a tangent, best virus removal routine I've seen is ADWcleaner > JRT > Malwarebytes > Hitman Pro > Revo Uninstaller > CCleaner. Used that at work, too. Never encountered a virus issue it couldn't fix, short of Crypto.