iolo Search & Recover 5

includes a Whole Home license 1-Year for the family

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29 September 2019

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General Utilities

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From software bugs to viruses or simple human error, there are plenty of reasons why important files might accidentally be deleted from your PC. The entire process can take only a fraction of a second. And if the files aren't in the Recycle Bin, then in theory at least, your irreplaceable data could have been lost forever.

Don't give up just yet, though - there may still be hope. Iolo Search and Recover can scan any type of storage device: hard drives, memory cards, USB keys, cameras, music players, CDs, DVDs and more. It's able to recover pictures, movies, music, emails, anything from a few individual files to the entire contents of a folder or drive. And this can work if the drive has been formatted, repartitioned, even if it's physically damaged.

The technology behind the restoration process can be complex, but fortunately Search and Recover uses a simple wizard-based procedure which keeps you well away from anything tricky. If you've lost some important family photos, for instance, all you have to do is choose the "Pictures & Movies" option, and point the program at the drive or device where they were stored. It'll then scan the drive, looking for anything which might be left. And finally you'll see a list of thumbnails showing everything it's uncovered: select your photos and they can usually be restored in just a couple of clicks.

And even if you're carrying out a more general search for several file types, iolo Search and Recover does its best to help. Its StrongScan technology uses an in-depth knowledge of file structures to recover data which other products might miss. And iolo's SmartScan then has the intelligence to ignore the irrelevant junk files which clutter the reports of undelete programs, allowing you to quickly zoom in on the information you actually need.

Search and Recover also includes a series of handy drive tools, which for example allow you to create an image of a hard drive, search for lost partitions, and securely delete confidential files to ensure no-one else can recover them. These can be very useful, but right now they're only for 32-bit systems, unfortunately. If you're using 64-bit Windows then they won't be available (although the regular undelete options will work just fine).

Includes a Whole Home 1-Year license for the entire family.

Performance Issues?

Most system performance issues are often a result of other software clashing with your brand new software. For instance, security software can clash with a background process, such as a system maintenance tool or defragmentation software. Another cause of system slowdown, is a result of two software applications performing a similar task. As an example, Windows includes a firewall switched on as a default. Your new security suite is likely to include a firewall. You only need one firewall running. In this example, try turning off your system firewall.

Uninstalling Your New Software

Occasionally you may need to either temporarily or permanently remove your new software.

On a Windows computer, go to the Control Panel and choose Programs and Features. Locate the program within the list, then click it to highlight it. Finally, click the Uninstall button at the top of the list and follow the instructions to remove the program from your PC.

On an Apple Mac computer, using Finder, locate the Applications folder. Within the Applications folder, find the name of the application you wish to remove. Simply drag the icon to your Trash icon in your dock. Empty the Trash to remove the files from your computer.

Still Having Problems?

If you cannot solve your system performance issues or are struggling to remove your software, we advise contacting the software manufacturer. If you placed an order, see the section in the order which states Support options. Alternatively, go to the Contact Us page to contact store support directly.