test and single out 5 great data recovery software

[jasonlau61]

I take over a week to gather and test 10 data recovery program and single out 5 top-performing ones. This is my work result, http://www.mytechfeelings.com/top-5-data-recovery-software-ive-tested/ , if you have the time, you can check it to see how it is.

 

[pclab]

Didn't know any of those heheheeh
And what's your final result: which one you recommend?

 

[lcoughey]

As EaseUS is the only one in the list that I recognize, I can only imagine that the others are likely just as bad.

 

[hddguy]

R-Studio, Winhex, UFS Explorer PRO, PC3000 + DE = For me, these tools will cater reliably for 90% of jobs for me. I have not tried any of the software in the list because I cannot see that they would give any improvement over current software I have.

 

[Jared]

R-Studio, Winhex, UFS Explorer PRO, PC3000 + DE = For me, these tools will cater reliably for 90% of jobs for me. I have not tried any of the software in the list because I cannot see that they would give any improvement over current software I have.

+1 and if you want to add a fifth one - GetDataBack for FAT. Sometimes it's a little better at piecing together damaged FAT file systems. Or maybe Data Rescue 4 for handling HFS+ and timebackups.

Oh, and don't forget ddrescue (not necessary if you have DE, but still handy for the occasional SCSI or SAS that shows up).