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Guide >> Using Active@ File Recovery
USING ACTIVE@ FILE RECOVERY
Important
For the safety reasons, the utility warns you if you trying to write the recovered file back into the same drive. A newly created file might overwrite the file under recovery (or a part of it), or the contents of the other deleted files. Always restore files to another logical removable, floppy or network drive.
Note
In some cases a file cannot be restored completely, because the body of the file or a part of it has been already overwritten (by some other files). In this case a warning message appears.
Deleted files and folders differ from the non-deleted items by icons:
Files
White icons show existing files.
Grey icons show deleted files with a good chance of recovery.
Black icons show deleted files with a poor chance of recovery because they may have been overwritten or partially overwritten on the disk.
Folders
Yellow icons show existing folders.
White icons show deleted folders with a good chance of recovery.
Black icons show deleted folders with a poor chance of recovery.
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Data Recovery Tools |
Active@ UNERASER -
a data recovery tool, designed to restore files and directories that have been accidentally deleted or lost.
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Active@ Partition Recovery -
a partition undelete tool, designed to recover lost and deleted partitions.
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Active@ Boot Disk -
a special bootable CD, designed to allow you to make a data backup, recover lost data, erase data, recover windows passwords.
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Disk CleanUp Tools |
Active@ KillDisk -
a disk eraser software for secure formatting of hard drives without the possibility of data recovery.
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Active@ ZDelete -
your privacy protection tool that prevents undesirable people accessing your privately deleted data.
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