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Windows 7/2000/2003/XP/Vista

512MB RAM
Second hard disk is recommended for recovery.

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Please follow the quick and easy steps below to begin undelete deleted files

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Before getting started your success in recovering files depends a great deal on how the disk is handled and the amount of information written to the disk after the deletion occurred:


Note: Do NOT continue work on a hard drive containing lost files.
  • Never install software to a system containing deleted files you wish to recover.
  • The more activity the less of a chance of recovery.
  • You should not use the system with the deleted files to create documents and folder, surf the Internet, or check mail so on.
  • Do NOT reboot or shut down the system.
  • DO NOT defragment your hard drive or execute SCANDISK in a deleted recovery situation. Doing so will likely remove all remnants of the file you are trying to recover.
  • DO NOT run any other partition repair utility.

NOTE: For using Windows File Recovery under under Windows® 7/2000/XP/VISTA your user account must have administrator privilege.

Step-by-step file recovery guide, In 4 steps you undelete deleted files:


Step 1: Run AppleXsoft File Recovery.





Step 2: Choose your drive

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Step 3: Select your deleted files/directories





Step 4: Simply save them to another hard disk!






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