'Rescue' data with Any Reader
It's a tragedy when data-containing media such as hard disks, floppy disks, flash memory cards, CDs, DVDs, etc. are damaged for many reasons. When Windows has failed to read any data, please try to save with Any Reader.
This tool has the ability to read and record all pieces of data that can be read and save them in the correct format that can be opened to see what is still salvage. Any Reader can retrieve the remaining data on the hard disk, the flash memory card is corrupted in bulk, or work even with physically damaged CDs and DVDs such as warping, chipping, molding, etc.
Any Reader has four main recovery functions: copying files from a corrupted hard disk, copying files from corrupted CDs / DVDs, copying files from networks with low stability and connecting those Damaged files are synonymous with each other. When you have finished copying, click Next to go through Step 5 and click the 'Explorer copied files' button to review the backup results.
Regall LLC is selling the latest Any Reader for $ 29.95. Users can go to http://www.anyreader.com/ to download the trial version.
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