It’s great for new users and it’s a good program. Overall, Undelete 360 is a satisfactory program for people that aren’t into the other undelete programs on the market. I am not opposed to due to the fact that you can pay for an ‘ultimate version’ because the basic program does just about everything that you’d want it to do.
On one hand I wish that the developer wouldn’t show features that you have to pay for in the basic app (which you then click on only to be prompted that you can ‘unlock’ it). Another minor criticism is that there’s the fact that users can pay to get an ‘ultimate edition’. He could have at least dressed it up a bit. Using a URL is in very bad taste in my view. This could have been a pop-up notification or a system tray icon. I know that the developer is trying to inform the users that there is information available, is doing so in an atrocious manner. The font choice for the program is very irritating to look at, and in the top right corner there’s an obnoxious url. The usability of the program is extremely nice to see, and the user interface is clean, but, it does have some major drawbacks that really annoy me. Everything is very neat and almost anyone could understand it. It then scans for deleted files and tells you what kind of file types that have been recovered. You select your drive and you click start. Undelete 360 has a very easy learning curve. Undelete 360 is not a program that I would personally use, but it IS one that I would feel comfortable recommending to people that don’t necessarily understand the complexities of other programs. Recuva is my program of choice for the most part. I always have a USB stick handy, complete with all sorts of tools I need for 3 different operating systems (Mac, Windows, Linux), and I obviously a file recovery program. I can’t count the number of times I’ve been called up by various members of my family (I have the unfortunate job of family tech support) asking me to save them from their deleted file woes.
Undelete 360 upgrade#
Users must upgrade to a paid version to have more optionsĮveryone at one point or another has had the misfortune of deleting something by accident.UI is clouded in the top right hand corner by an obnoxious URL.Sorts files by handy file type categories that are easy to understand.Shows the status of files (e.g Very Good, Good, Bad etc.).files that existed prior to a reinstall, computer crash, etc.) files
Undelete 360 windows#
files deleted from within current Windows installation) and lost (i.e. This program can recover files that you’ve deleted and files that have been lost due to crash, reformat, etc. We’ve covered file restoration programs in the past. That’s why it’s very important that you have an undelete program installed. Or last important files due to computer crash. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.Everyone has accidentally deleted something and instantly regretted it.
Undelete 360 android#
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