It's compatible with Windows 2000, XP, Vista, and 7, and even Windows Server.ĬNET hasn't reviewed iCare Data Recovery, but a couple glowing user reviews at suggest the program works as advertised-and can really save your bacon. The software supports internal and external hard drives, flash drives, and memory cards (like the kind used by digital cameras).
ICare promises to rescue data from any number of common calamities, including drive failures, corrupted Master Boot Records, bad boot sectors, deleted partitions, virus attacks, and even messed-up Norton Ghost images. (FYI, you must activate it before the 25th.) To get it, follow the 'Steps to get registered iCare for free' instructions, making sure to run the program as an administrator and then pasting in the provided code. Make like the Boy Scouts and be prepared: get a recovery tool now and keep it at the ready.įrom now until December 25, iCare Data Recovery 4.0 is available absolutely free.
Most users never think about data-recovery software until they need it-like, say, after a corrupted hard drive has cost them years' worth of family photos.
