by Alt » Wed Jan 08, 2014 10:11 am
You may download R-Studio Emergency from our
Download page and test it for free. You may do everything - disk scan, preview files, etc, except saving recovered files larger than 64kB. It's recommended to save scan info for not having to scan disks again when you buy the program. That's the good side of the things. The bad side is even if you see the files on the disk, successfully preview SOME of them, none can guarantee you that ALL files will be recovered successfully. And this is true for all data recovery programs, not only for R-Studio. Actually, if a file can be successfully previewed, it's almost sure you can recover it successfully.
"Money back guarantee" is a question to our sales department, rather to us, technical people.
You may download R-Studio Emergency from our [url=http://www.data-recovery-software.net/Data_Recovery_Download.shtml]Download page[/url] and test it for free. You may do everything - disk scan, preview files, etc, except saving recovered files larger than 64kB. It's recommended to save scan info for not having to scan disks again when you buy the program. That's the good side of the things. The bad side is even if you see the files on the disk, successfully preview SOME of them, none can guarantee you that ALL files will be recovered successfully. And this is true for all data recovery programs, not only for R-Studio. Actually, if a file can be successfully previewed, it's almost sure you can recover it successfully.
"Money back guarantee" is a question to our sales department, rather to us, technical people.