but it certainly looks interesting.
One to add to the arsenal I think.
Mark
I wanted to ask if anyone else has used Pandora Recovery software? A few months back, I used it on a laptop when volunteering in the college computer lab. A woman brought in her laptop and needed files recovered. To my surprise, this recovered her files, her son's files who owned it before her, and the friend her son bought the laptop from.
So tonight, I decided to try and recover my media off a 200 gig Maxtor drive. My son had it before me, and prior, it was our backup network drive. Anyway, I ran Pandora on it a couple of hours ago, and surprisingly, it recovered items from 3 years ago. Let me note: this drive has been formatted numerous times, even had OS installs, etc... on it's last leg I assure you but still going.
Of all the free or some paid for recovery tools I've used, I am most impressed by this one. The files were not just recovered to a point, they actually worked, music, documents, pictures, all in perfect condition. Normally I scoff at most free recovery tools, not this time. So yes, it's more than my opinion, I have proof it works, sitting in my recovery folder.
So, has anyone else used this? If so, what's your opinion? For a free recovery tool, I think it's great. LINKY...
http://www.pandorarecovery.com/

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