Articles in Home | Computers | Data Recovery Title|Newest|Oldest Recovering Digital Pictures from Hard Disks and Flash Memory Cards  By : Stas Ermolov Deleted a photo from your computer or removed it from your digital camera? No problem! You can always restore lost pictures easily with Magic Photo Recovery! Hard Disk Recovery Made Easy  By : Nik Kaufman Disk Recovery Wizard always recovers the right document by displaying a pre-recovery Live Preview. If you see a preview, there's a 100% guarantee that you'll be able to recover that file! Retrieve irreplaceable DVD video off 8cm discs  By : Paul Goldenberg CDRoller retrieves the lost videos taken by dvd camcorders on 8cm discs. Burns a new discs with recovered video. Smarter Data Recovery  By : Alexander Rodichev Educate yourself about possible ways to recover data from damaged disks and corrupted flash memory cards before the failure happens. Emergency File Recovery with Undelete Wizard  By : Vladimir Mareev Restore deleted files and recover deleted Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, email messages, ZIP and RAR archives, digital pictures and all other types of files with Undelete Wizard! Empty Recycle Bin or no Recycle Bin are not an issue for Undelete Wizard to recover deleted files. Recovering Internet Explorer Passwords: Theory and Practice  By : Ivan Orlov The article classifies types of private data stored in Internet Explorer, analyses Internet Explorer password recovery programs, and give us some examples of recovering lost Internet passwords. Recover Formatted NTFS Drives  By : Chris Gardiner If you have accidentally formatted a hard drive or partition, you will get an empty disk with no files on it. Don't consider your files lost just yet! You can still recover all of your original files complete with the original directory structure. Clean Rooms and their Importance  By : James Walsh In the relatively new industry of data recovery, there are some specific terms that we keep coming across, that sound close to generic terms but have different meanings. Why You Should Not Engage a Data Recovery Company  By : James Walsh We save data because we don’t want to lose it. And when we do lose it, we cannot rest till it is recovered again. It is pure human instinct to protect what is one’s own, and to restore the world into a pre-set order if anything goes wrong. Therefore, the faster we can recover data, the better is it. Disadvantages of Professional Data Recovery  By : James Walsh A regular computer user faces data loss at least once in his lifetime. Data usually gets lost either due to physical damage to data storage media or logical damage to the file system. Industrial Espionage and Digital Forensics  By : James Walsh Industrial espionage is one of the prime threats that the companies face these days, especially, with the growing use of computers. It is becoming ever easier for outsiders to access and compromise the private data of companies. Data Transfer Made Easy By Pen Drive  By : Roberto Sedycias Get to know some of the advantages of storing data using a pen drive. Fast, lightweight, compact and rewritable, pen drive soon became the standard for mobile storage device. Lost Data From Your Hard Drive? Here are Some Things NOT to do  By : James Walsh One of the most distressing things that can happen to any individual is to lose his or her data, bearing in mind that data loss generally happens at the worst possible moment when deadlines are looming. The USB Flash Drive  By : James Walsh Technology has made us intolerant of failure. We demand and expect perfection in all fields and machines. Portable storage media too has come under scrutiny. One of the modern second-generation re-invention since 20002 has been the USB flash drive. Personal Computers  By : James Walsh Personal computers have revolutionalised life. They have pervaded all aspects of functionality and have shrunk the world. Can you imagine working a day without using your desktop? Rarely are there people who still believe in the power of paper. A Guide To Electronic Evidence Discovery And Its Importance  By : kensium solutions As the technology is growing, a lot of people are exploiting these technological advances for illegal activities. Most of the time e-discovery is used in cases of intellectual property theft, sexual harassment in the workplace, fraud, breach of contract, divorce proceedings and spoliation of evidence. Here comes the Electronic data discovery which is quickly becoming the mainstream in civil discovery. What is Digital Forensics?  By : James Walsh Crime is as old as human civilisation itself. Since time immemorial, criminals and anti-social elements have always used the latest available technology to cover their tracks. Modern age is no different. Digital technology is what distinguishes today’s generation from earlier ones. Data Loss and Data Security in Hospitals  By : James Walsh Medicine is one of the fields in which computers are used to a great extent these days. In the hospitals, many of the tests are carried out by making use of computers. Also, the various records regarding the patients are stored in the digital form. Search and Recover Lost Microsoft Word Documents  By : Afonin, Oleg Search, preview and recover deleted Microsoft Word documents. DiskInternals Word Recovery offers the best of data recovery, offering unprecedented efficiency dealing specifically with Word documents Recover Lost Data from CD and DVD Media  By : Paul Goldenberg Access the inaccessible. Read the unreadable. Retrieve the lost data from non-standard or damaged CD and DVD disks. The Ethics Of Computer-Based Electronic Evidence  By : kensium solutions Computers can be used in the commission of crime, they can contain evidence of crime and can even be targets of crime. Understanding the role and nature of electronic evidence that might be found, how to process a crime scene containing potential electronic evidence and how an agency might respond to such situations is crucial. It cannot be over emphasized that the rules of evidence apply equally to computer-based electronic evidence as much as they do to material obtained from other sources. It is always the responsibility of the case officer to ensure compliance with legislation and, in particular, to be sure that the procedures adopted in the seizure of any property are performed in accordance with statute and current case law. Effects of Data Loss on Financial Institutions  By : James Walsh In recent years, computers have been used in diverse fields to store data. Today, many companies carry out a part of their business online. The growth in the use of computers has been tremendous, especially in case of financial institutions such as banks, insurance corporations and brokerage houses. Disaster Recovery Planning  By : James Walsh Data is so crucial for the operations of companies and big corporations that if it were to be lost owing to any cause, the situation will not be short of a disaster for the entity concerned. DIY Software – Which One to Go for?  By : James Walsh There was a time when losing data would throw one into despair. The advent of the home pc and then the internet changed the entire economics of the computer world. Data recovery had to become a household matter as data itself became an integral part of every household. Lost Critical Data – DIY or Professional Software?  By : James Walsh One of the most asked questions on technical blog spots is “What do I do when my hard disk crashes?” Of course, by now, everyone is aware that biting nails and cursing fate are not a valid solution nor are they strictly necessary any more. There is a deluge of recovery software and data recovery companies on the internet. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

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