Since hard disks are terrible places to keep files, what are you doing to save your work from loss?
Hint: backup...
Bob
The worst thing ever about Document Recovery is when you close out an office application and it says what you want to do with the recovered documents, and it automatically assumes you want to "Delete the files, I have already saved what I need". And it usually deletes them no matter what. And saving them is a hassle, since you have to save them under a different name, or something...
They should not automatically select something such as removing the files, and Office should save thw changes automatically anyways. I don't know how many documents I've lost from this thing.
And don't download anything that claims to help your computer, not even if it is from MSN. Very few items actually help. Most products will automatically assume they are the default program, and MSN Search tool bar or whatever will block out any other search program, even Windows XP's search tool. If you search using something other rhan MSN, the computer crashes. And I try removing it, and it requires all programs to be closed, and then it requires a restart. That is another waste of time. Programs seem to need to restart the computer when they are first installed, and then they need to restart when they are removed. At least other software will give the option to restart later, but MSN programs require to restart immediately, and then it locks up the computer.
And another program that automatically selects itself as the default program is called "Microsoft Office Picture Manager" Click on it once and then you have to open Windows Picture and Fax Viewer and Microsoft Paint manually. I had to go to Folder options to correct this problem.
I would have said all of this to Microsoft, but there is a million options to select and on the technical support page, so I posted this message here.

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