- Paragon Hard Disk Manager 6.0: A Hard Tool for Hard Disks — Paragon Hard Disk Manager is a unique system administration tool just for you. But you can only get use of it if the words «partition», «boot sector» and «cluster» sound familiar to you. If that’s the case, you would really enjoy this universal and convenient hard disk manager. Paragon Hard Disk Manager’s Boot Manager can do virtually everything about the complex OS boot up; for instance…
- TreeSize Professional. Explore Your Hard Disk. — Are you an orderly person who wants to keep everything organized carefully? Do you want to know every single detail in your system and have actual information on all files and folders you’ve got on your PC? — TreeSize Professional is the software you deeply need. TreeSize Professional is a powerful and flexible hard disk space manager for Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/2003/Vista. It can give you the complete information…
- Raise Data Recovery for NTFS, Resurrect Ceased Data — You’ve just emptied your desktop recycle bin and maybe even formatted the hard drive. A moment later, all of the sudden, you realized that some crucial documents are missing, and most likely they had ended up in that recycle bin and were erased. Is that your doomsday and time for the resignation? Or can anything be done to recover that lost and erased data? Don’t rush to resign! With Raise Data Recovery for NTFS you can restore…
- RecoverPlus Photo Recovery – lightning-fast recovery of damaged digital photos — If you think about the greatest post-vacation disappointment possible, it definitely won’t be a bunch of parking tickets on the windshield of your car. That’d be a message on the screen of your computer saying that the photos that you have been zealously taking all week on that beautiful Caribbean island cannot be read… That means that you can’t share the excitement with your friends, family and…
- Duplicate File Detector - take the burden off your hard drives in a few clicks — Today, when hard drives have grown to enormous sizes, we don’t really care when copying files around, downloading software from the Internet and storing documents to locations that seem to be most convenient in a specific situation. All that results of dozens and hundreds of identical files being stored on your hard drive or drives, which, apart from being plain confusing, creates unwanted mess and decreases the free hard drive…
- Smart HDD Stretcher - an unusual method of increasing disk space without upgrading — When you buy a new piece of hardware, it’s always good to know that you are utilizing 100% of its potential. After all, you paid for it! For instance, when you buy a new 500-gigabyte hard drive, you expect it to hold exactly 500 gigabytes and be sufficient for any conceivable purpose. In reality, however, you quickly discover that 500 gigabytes is not exactly 500 and that all the content that you download from the…
- Recover My Files - Data Recovery – a handy utility that will make sure nothing gets lost forever! — If you have ever lost a file that was really important at a time when it was least necessary, you know this frantic feeling very well. Files can be lost accidentally after a power failure, a hardware crash or a human mistake, and there isn’t much we can do about it. However, if you think that a deleted file is something you can’t get back, you are wrong. Fortunately, there are tools that can save…
- DocMechanic - a data recovery tool you can rely on — When the lights unexpectedly go out or your computer shows you the notorious «blue screen of death», the only thought that flashes in your mind is whether the document you were working on has been saved or lost for good. Although Microsoft Office does have an integrated autosave feature, it’s not always capable of reliably protecting your data against system crashes, power failures and other accidents. If looking for…
- File Security Manager - full control over file and folder access permissions (even in Windows XP Home) — Being an overall excellent operating system, Windows XP does have some versions that limit user’s control capabilities to a bare minimum. For instance, Windows XP Home offers a great set of multimedia and general features, but lacks the degree of flexibility that many advanced users would definitely appreciate. For instance, the Home version will not allow you to set file and folder access right, which is a common method…
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