An easy to use, safe, and efficient data recovery tool, even if your system is not bootable.

Active@ File Recovery for Windows provides the ability to effectively recover data as a result of having been accidentally deleted, formatted or otherwise lost.

The Enterprise package of Active@ File Recovery also includes a Partition Recovery tool. They can be launched from the bootable CD to work with a crashed or failing computer system.

It is the only way to recover your data even if your system is not bootable

Active@ File Recovery Enterprise installation package contains a CD/DVD ISO image that you can burn to get a bootable CD or DVD with a lightweight version of Windows Vista (c) running in RAM (WinPE 2.0). It is the only way to recover your data in the case that your system is not bootable and you cannot attach the damaged Hard Disk Drive to another machine.

File Recovery Tips

File recovery utilities take advantage of the fact that the actions performed when emptying the Windows Recycle Bin are reversible. When a file is deleted, the operating system only changes the attribute of the space used by the file from an "occupied" status to an "available" status. The files information is hidden until it can be unlocked by a recovery utility. It is a good idea to avoid writing files to the affected drive partition to steer clear of writing over data that you wish to recover. Learn more>>

After booting from the CD/DVD you will see a Windows environment with Networking, so you can either just recover your data (copy files to a USB drive or Network drive). Many other useful utilities are included besides data recovery utility: Web Browser, File Manager, Terminal Client, Partition Manager, Task Manager, Command Prompt, etc

Cases for Active@ File Recovery usage

* Recover deleted files and folders from an emptied recycle bin
* Recover files deleted as a result of bypassing the Recycle Bin (for example when using [Shift]+[Delete])
* Data recovery when the hard drive disks are damaged (or disks have bad sectors)
* Data recovery after disk partitions loss / format / damage
* Files that have been lost by formatting, damaged by virus attack, a malicious program, or a power failure
* Photos, pictures deleted from flash media, or lost due to formatting a memory card