abhinav B.
Posted
thnx alot sir
thnx alot sir
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Recovery Toolbox (recoverytoolbox.com) has 757 customer reviews on Rated Honest, with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5.
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abhinav B.
Posted
thnx alot sir
Lucia L.
Posted
e magnifico app a salvato miei foto okey
Armando D.
Posted
I purchased a personal license and when I used the program it only recovered a 30% of the content on my slides. That was not worth the price as I was forced to re-create my entire deck from scratch. Very disappointed. When I tried to get a partial refund all I got was crickets.
Jean Z.
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Excellente entreprise ! J'avais un fichier word 11 important que je n'arrivai pas à récupérer et qui était corrompu. en 5Minutes Recovery Toolbox l'a retrouvé réparé et présenté de manière impeccable. Merci à vous (bon, cela m'a couté environ 10 euros, mais le résultat - excellent donc - en valait bien la peine !)
Tess
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A scam. I tried recovering a Word document, and the "result" that I paid for looks almost the same as the preview. Something I could not read. The website should not say it is able to fully 100% recover your document and then ask for payment if it cannot.
Giulio
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Truly freeware, no ads or any other sneaky installation attempt during the installation process. Technically it did the job well, recovery itself was long and unfortunately the resulting file was not 100% free of errors (video lags and artifacts) but to be fair the support was very damaged.
Minh đức V.
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so good! this tool helps me recover the file from the VCD which have been encountered some errors.
Brian J.
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Had an old DVD handed to me. Scratched, but that wasn't the problem. The DVD was an old DVD-R where the dyes had deteriorated. Recovery Toolbox seems to have been able to read a substantial portion of the files and all for free. Brilliant bit of software.