Which data recovery tool worth an investment?

[RositaK]

In fact, I am going to buy a data recovery tool, but there are so many choices. Have you tried any one? Please give me some suggestions on this.
Here is a list of best data recovery tool I found in Google results:
https://www.pcmag.com/roundup/353756/th ... y-software
https://www.lifewire.com/free-data-reco ... ls-2622893
https://www.cisdem.com/resource/best-da ... tware.html

Thanks in advance.

[highlight=red]MOD EDIT:[/highlight] I will allow it for now, but if a spam link appears for any kind of software, this post will be deleted.

 

[Jared]

Despite what any of these review sites may say, these are really just sponsored reviews (as in they paid to be there). You see programs like Stellar in there and their software is complete crap. But, they've got a big marketing budget and pay to promote their software virtually everywhere.

If you want some decent data recovery software here's the list most pros would recommend:

R-Studio
R-Explorer
Runtime GetDataBack(for old file systems like FAT)
Data Rescue 4 or 5 (for mac only)
Reclaime Pro
Then, you get into the really professional stuff like PC-3000 and Data Extractor software which is great but far beyond most normal budgets unless you're doing professional recovery.

 

[lcoughey]

My guess is that the OP is a spammer trying to be creative in getting links to their promotional sites.

 

[Jared]

My guess is that the OP is a spammer trying to be creative in getting links to their promotional sites.

You're probably right, but I figured it's worth responding for the sake of anyone else reading this later.

 

[pclab]

Data Rescue 4 is good?

 

[Jared]

Data Rescue 4 is good?

For some cases, yes. Before UFSExplorer had it's major updates to become R-Explorer I'd seen quite a few cases where it could get a good result on an HFS+ case when nothing else was getting more than a mess of lost folders and RAW files by type. Lately, I've been more inclined to use R-Explorer as long as the data isn't encrypted or part of a fusion. But, there are times when Data Rescue 4 still gets used. Not very often, but occasionally it's still the best option.

 

[lslizzysmith]

In my opinion, [shadow=blue]SPAM Link for Garbage Software[/shadow] is worth for investment. This tool works on almost all the Windows versions and recovers data permanently deleted data. This tool has the ability to recover deleted or lost partition/drive on a computer system. The cost of the software is also affordable and safe for important data recovery.

 

[Jared]

In my opinion, [shadow=blue]SPAM Link for Garbage Software[/shadow] is worth for investment. This tool works on almost all the Windows versions and recovers data permanently deleted data. This tool has the ability to recover deleted or lost partition/drive on a computer system. The cost of the software is also affordable and safe for important data recovery.

Nice try SPAMMER SCUM!!! I knew it was some idiot like you who started this thread planning to come back and drop a link to your useless software.

 

[lslizzysmith]

Sorry but the thread has not been started by me. I just came across to the thread while i was searching on goolge. Also, i only shared the software i liked.

 

[Jared]

Sorry but the thread has not been started by me. I just came across to the thread while i was searching on goolge. Also, i only shared the software i liked.

I highly doubt that. Your junk software has been spammed to death on this and every other forum. Always by people pretending to be end users when they really aren't. Don't forget, I can see the IP of who's creating and then responding on a thread. Your company has been caught doing that crap and are no longer welcome to drop links here. One more spam link drop like that and it's the ban hammer for you.

If it really wasn't created by you, then it was most likely created by some other spammer and you just beat them to getting your link in before they come back.