- Stop using the hard drive you want to recover as main hard drive (if it is HDD data that you are trying to recover). Don't save anything after detecting lost data, don't even shutdown or restart the machine. Windows has disk and registry activity in background, and a lot of changes happen on even while shutting down and restarting.
- Never install the data recovery software on the hard drive that you want to recover. (This may be different with some software, that use prior installation of a small component of the recovery software)
- Never save the recovered files on the same hard drive (the one that you’re recovering - could be any type of media)
Pandora Recovery, FreeUndelete, Glary Undelete, Avira UnErase Personal, Recuva, and PC INSPECTOR File Recovery are some such free tools.
TOKIWA DataRecovery, SoftPerfect File Recovery, and Undelete Plus are other portable freeware utilites that do not even require a prior installation and can run off removable drives and USB memory.
ADRC Data Recovery Software incorporates extremely simple GUI and is a favourite of the newbies.
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