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Category: Frequently Questions

I ran the software and it found some files but not all. Can you tell me if there is a files size limit for this software?

Customer Question: # 1

My computer wouldn't let me download as it said I had already downloaded three times. I hadn't but i had the trial version open and clicked on the download link but didn't download the files and now don't know how to get the software downloaded that I paid for. I have sent an email asking how so can someone please help me.Thanks


Support Answer: # 2

You may download it from
http://www.applexsoft.com/download.html
Or download from the below link directly:


http://www.applexsoft.com/download/FileRecoveryforMac.dmg


Customer Response: # 3

Thanks very much for that.

I ran the software and it found some files but not all. My son only deleted the files today and hasn't saved anything else so I thought the program would find all the files. Some of the files my son was working on were multiple gigabyte video files but the program did not find any file bigger than around 34 Megabytes.

Can you tell me if there is a files size limit for this software? and can you also please offer some suggestions as to how I may be able to find the larger files?

Thanks again for your help

Regards


Support Response: # 4

Hello-

If the data was fragmented and any part of the file gets overwritten, it is possible that is will not recover fully. Saving files is not the only way that data is written to the drive - live operating systems are paging and swapping data constantly, and any web browsing, emailing, media file playing, etc can cause buffer file writes and those are written to free space on the drive. Even a reboot can cause the drive to clean up the directory structure somewhat and cause files to become less recoverable. So larger files (like multiple GB files) can become damaged on a busy system pretty quickly.

If the files were only deleted, then run the deleted file scan and not the lost file scan and you may be able to find larger deleted files.

Thank you





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