Undelete can scan your hard drive partitions and lists all deleted files that may still be recoverable. The Windows recycle bin doesn’t capture every deleted file, most notably server-based files deleted by network users. It protects your files by replacing the recycle bin with a Recovery Bin. The Recovery Bin captures every deleted file and allows for instant recovery. Also includes Secure Delete to permanently erase confidential files.
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Reviewing 5.0 (Apr 10, 2005)
Given my negative experience with Diskeeper Pro 9.0, I thought that Executive Software couldn't do anything right. Fortunately, I was wrong.
I've been using Undelete 5.0 for quite awhile now, and it is very handy to have around. Being an admitted paranoiac, I like to securely delete everything--and Undelete makes that easy to accomplish, while providing a great file-recovery facility, too. Undelete also has an easy-to-use file recovery function built in, too.
The only thing keeping me from giving it a rating of "5" is that it has some bugs and annoyances. The RECLAIM.EXE command line utility is flaky and unreliable, as are some things about the GUI, such as:
* Lack of a progress indicator when you're securely deleting the contents of the Recovery Bin;
* Lack of automatic refreshing of the main window;
* Inability to load new drives or settings without totally restarting the Undelete service (new drives as in dynamically-loaded logical drives such as if you use BestCrypt).
* Errors connecting to the Undelete service under some circumstances, such as while the Recovery Bin is being emptied;
* Strange, vague errors in the event log related to the Undelete service and driver;
...and so on.
The points mentioned above may make this review sound terrible, but I really have found Undelete to be quite indispensible, and reliable.
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