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What are best Tools for File recovery?

cHaTrAp
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First and foremost: If this is valuable data you should definitely consider getting a professional company to get this data back. Any attempts you make can hurt the chances of them getting the data back.

The following suggestion is more of a suggestion to research your options and if you yourself decide it's worth it, can use the program mentioned.

 

A program I have personally had good experiences with and have heard from others too is Recuva. This scans a disk for files that have been removed and can attempt to get them back.

Depending on the size of the drive and the activity on it, it may take a bit to get all the data from it. From there you can see all the files and decide what to recover.

10 minutes ago, amdorintel said:

ive used speccy i think it was - def apart of ccleaner family

speccy is a program that can show the specifications (specs) of your PC.

Recuva is part of Piriform, who also makes speccy and CCleaner

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I am just trying to recover my save data for the witcher 3, the steam cloud thing didn't save them ?

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