03.11.2005 - Executive Software: Undelete 5.0

I’m sure you already know the Windows recycle bin doesn’t capture all deleted files. The most common way for deleted files to bypass the recycle bin is to be deleted over a Windows network. On Windows networks, files & folders that are made accessible to other users are called a “share”. When users delete shared files from a file server, the deleted files don’t go into the recycle bin on either the server or the user’s desktop. When this happens, the file is really gone. If later you realized that you actually need the deleted file, the only way to get it back would be to ask IT staff to restore it from backup tapes. The workload of IT staff will determine how long the user must wait for the lost file. This is where Undelete comes in! Undelete replaces the recycle bin with a “Recovery Bin” that intercepts and captures all deletions, including those done over the network. Files in the Recovery Bin are instantly recoverable in the exact condition they were in when deleted. Undelete can literally pay for itself the very first time it is used!! - Download Undelete 5.0 (Trial Versions) - Purchase Undelete 5.0 - View Additional Information - Visit Executive Software