Photo Recovery
REMO Recover (Windows) Media Edition software stands out distinctively from other photo recovery software available in the market, due to the diverse set of features and efficient recovery capability embedded into the software.
Since loss of photos can happen in various forms, the recovery software is capable of handling even the most critical scenario of data loss. REMO Recover (Windows) Media Edition software, allows you to recover lost/deleted photos from every possible data loss scenario, you can think of. In addition to this, it also supports recovery of audio and video files present in various formats, supported by mp3 players, gaming consoles.
The software is capable of recovering lost/deleted photos from a fixed hard drive, camera memory cards such as SD, XD etc., and also external USB drives.
The photo recovery software uses the advanced file search method to locate the lost/deleted image files, and recover them to a drive of your choice. Since it is a Read-Only software, the user can rest be sure, that the software will not cause any kind of damage, to the drive from which you are recovering the data.
What can we recover using REMO Recover (Windows) Media Edition software?
The software supports recovery of photo, audio and video files, in almost all well known formats. The software also supports recovery of images in RAW format, which is of great help for professional photographers. The list of supported file types, are listed in the table below,
| Photos | JPG, JPEG, TIF, TIFF, PNG, BMP, GIF | |
| RAW Photos | Canon | CRW, CR2 |
| Nikon | NEF | |
| Sony | SR2, SRF | |
| Olympus | ORF | |
| Minolta | MRW | |
| Videos | AVI, MP4, MOV, MPEG, MPG | |
| Music | MP3, MP4, WAV, MIDI | |
Supported file types
Remo Recover (Windows) Media Edition software, is compatible with;
| Operating Systems | Windows XP, Vista, 2003, 2008 and Windows 7 |
| RAM | 512 MB (Recommended, 1 GB RAM) |
| Free disk space | 50 MB (for installation) |
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Guide to recover photos, using REMO Recover (Windows) Media Edition software.
Use the simple steps given below, to recover photos using REMO Recover (Windows) Media Edition software.
Important: Take these necessary precautions, before you start using the software.
- Avoid performing any Read/Write function on the drive from which, you want to recover the data, as this may lead to permanent erasure of data.
- Connect the drive from which you want to recover the photos, as a slave, to a healthy PC, where the photo recovery software has already been installed. We can use this PC, to recover photos from the connected drive.
Step1: Launch the application, by double clicking the desktop icon, or by selecting the icon from the Programs list in the Start Menu. The main window pops up, as shown in Figure a. Select the Recover Photo option.
Figure a: Main window
Step 2: As soon as you click the Recover Photo option, a window to select the physical drive from which, you wish to recover the data, is displayed, as shown in Figure b. Select the physical drive from which you want to recover the photos, and click the Next button.
Note: If the drive you are looking for is not listed in the list of drives, you can select the Refresh Drives option, to locate the drives.
Figure b: Select physical drive
Step 3: A new window now displays the various file types supported by the software. You can select a specific file type, or opt for recovery of all file types, by clicking the Select All button, as shown in Figure c.
Figure c: Select file types
Step 4: After selecting the file types, click the Next button. As you click the Next button, the application starts scanning the selected media for specified file types and lists all the files it finds in a tree format, grouped according to their file types, as shown in Figure d.
Figure d: Found files and folders
Step 5: After the tree structure has been formed, select the files you wish to recover, and click the Save button. If you want to save all the files and folders present in the tree, click on the Root folder, and click the Save button.
As soon as you click the Save button, a window to select the destination drive to save the recovered data, is displayed, as shown in Figure e.
Figure e: Select destination drive
Step 6: Select the destination drive, where you want to save the data, and click on the OK button.
Note: You can choose to save the recovered data in a compressed format, by selecting the Compress Data option. You can also save the scan information, of a particular scan task, by selecting the Save scan info option, as shown in Figure e.
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