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The word “damaged” sounds frightening... Because it means that something has to be repaired, if possible, and repairs mean spending your time and effort and you can’t be a 100% sure that it’ll all work out... Even if it does, who can guarantee that it will stay this way and that it won’t have to be repaired again after some time?.. That’s why when a part of our computer gets damaged, we get so frightened... When we encounter a damaged hard drive, we get even more scared because damaging a hard drive usually means losing data... Although there’s no use in panicking, we often can’t help it and start running around, trying to find out what to do...

The most common archive types today are RAR and ZIP... RAR format has its own advantages... Almost any archiver can open it and if you compress your files and send them as an email to your friend, you can be sure he’ll be able to open it too... The convenience of compressed files is obvious...

It’s fairly easy to use the program... Once installed, it breaks into 6 programs, each one recovers its own type of files and you won’t get confused because the names say it all... The installation package doesn’t take up much space and it doesn’t take much time to scan your files either, but of course it depends on how many you have... The more—the longer...

Microsoft Outlook is a universal tool for working with your email... Pretty much anyone who uses Microsoft Office has at least once tried to use this program... Some liked it and some didn’t, that’s just a matter of taste, the truth is that the tool is well-developed and allows working with email with ease and efficacy... Outlook uses Personal Storage Tables or PST files for storing all the information you have...

Since there can be some complications, it always a smart decision to test the program’s compatibility with certain files... If the preview in the test version shows the files and their contents (please note that all the contents must be visible), there’s no doubt the program will be able to deal with your file or files... If not, then the data is either damaged beyond repair or it’s overwritten... Since it’s hard to tell in advance the recoverability of the files, the test version is free and can be found on our website so that you could test it...