Chongwei Chen is the President & CEO of DataNumen, a global data recovery leader with solutions trusted by Fortune 500 companies worldwide. As a data-recovery expert with 24 years of experience, I ...

Missing folders? Unreadable files? Corrupted hard drive? Sooner or later, most PC users lose data of some kind. Here’s a series of steps you can take in Windows 11 (or 10) to bring things back. Sadly, ...

I’ve reviewed many of the best data recovery apps and found that EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard and Disk Drill have the most reliable file restoration capabilities, while offering a simplicity that make ...

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While it doesn't provide the most sophisticated tools for filtering recovery results, Stellar Phoenix Mac Data Recovery offers an easy on-ramp to Mac data recovery. Recovered more original file names ...

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Protecting data helps your business to run smoothly, but these expert tips can accelerate that process and increase your chances of long-term success. In the digital age, data is a valuable asset for ...

Losing access to data is undoubtedly one of the most annoying and unfortunate experiences in the digital age. Be it due to accidental deletion of files, system crashes, or even hardware failures, the ...

A fantastic “one-stop-shop” for iPhone (and Android) data recovery. Dr. Fone is less a data recovery tool and more a Swiss army knife of potential – if you’re willing to pay for each feature. Data ...

Stellar Data Recovery for Mac is a good program that's able to dig deep to help reconstruct and recover deleted data, but there are a few bugs. Standard edition: $79.99 (currently $69.99) a year, or ...

Back when the Intel 386DX processor reigned supreme, a friend asked if it was possible to recover an Iomega zip drive containing some important files that were worth a bit of money, but not valuable ...