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Quick Recovery

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Features: Unistal Systems Pvt. Ltd has launched

Quick Recovery - a complete suite of automated data recovery software.






Quick Recovery is a non-destructive software that performs recovery operations
in three easy steps - analysis, select and save. It can be used by any

computer user and requires no special training. Quick recovery's unique guided

file excavation technology (GFETCh) helps in locating files and folders lost

behind overwritten partitions as well.






It simulates previously existed partitions and recovers data even if bad sectors
hinder access to the drive. It is effective for its exhaustive search methods

are helpful even in forensic investigations. It incorporates all recovery cases

experienced by the Unistal so far and has the potential to perform data recovery

operation on damaged floppies as well.






Quick Recovery suite is available for data recovery, file repair and email
repair and recovery (including the address book). When it comes to data

recovery, Quick Recovery is the most exhaustive range of its kind as it works on

a diverse number of platforms including Windows, Linux, Novell NetWare

(Traditional and NSS), Macintosh, Solaris, RAID 0 and RAID 5 servers.






Quick Recovery for file repair is available for MS Word, MS Excel and MS
PowerPoint as well as for CD-ROMs and CDRWs (rewritable). Quick Recovery for

email repair and recovery (including the address book) works on all popular

email platforms including Outlook Express, MS Outlook, Lotus Notes and Lotus

Domino, and Incredimail.






The user licenses for Quick Recovery come in three different versions-SOHO for
small workgroups, corporate for enterprise wide applications, and commercial.

Currently Unistal generates large volume of sales for Quick Recovery range of

products online through its portal RecoverYourData.com.

It provides special tools to its data recovery centers and franchisees, which

help them in performing recovery operations automatically.









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