Whats the best program for data recovery?

[awaawa33]

How do you think?

[servicesdata]

How do you think?

With my head...

[thatdellguy]

I use a weegie board to pull the data out. No software required.

[cheadledatarecovery]

Depends what the fault is with your drive & what you are trying to achieve. For all round capabilities try WinHex.

[hddguy]

How do you think?

With my head...

For all round capabilities try WinHex.

I disagree. It is good, but is more effective for specific situations. Would never use this on an unstable HD, or for deleted data, for example.

[cheadledatarecovery]

Yes I agree rather dependent on what you are doing. For reconstructing and inspecting a working out a RAID configuration I'd feel a bit lost with out having winhex to refer to. For finding deleted data or lost or corrupt partitions I can think of much more suitable software.

[DR-Kiev]

How do you think?

"HeadDataRecovery" tools the best .

[jono-ats]

I haven't tried all of the major recovery programs, but I've tried (and own) a pretty good sampling. In my opinion there is no "best" program - each has its strengths and weaknesses, and often, picking the "best" one for the job depends upon the type of failure.

[granaryloaf]

What's the best program for data recovery of what?

General? Mac? Linux? Virtual Machines? RAID arrays? yadda yadda yadda....

[hddguy]

What's the best program for data recovery of what?

General? Mac? Linux? Virtual Machines? RAID arrays? yadda yadda yadda....

You know, the 1 click software that supports all systems and types of RAID arrays?

[ppumkin]

there are so many good discussions on this forum about this topic. you could even start with the 'software' section in the hddguru main site..