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Recover files from heavily scratched, damaged or defective CD and DVD disks, USB flash drives, memory cards, floppy disks and other storage media. Elprime Media Recovery uses an advanced data recovery technology to access and recover unreadable files

In order to access the PowerPoint presentation files that have become corrupt/damaged due to any adverse circumstances or disastrous situation, one can make use of ppt recovery tool – an efficient recovery solution to retrieve PPT files.

Corrupt PDF Viewer is a free small utility that enables users to open and view damaged PDF files on Windows instantly. Unlike other PDF repair tools only fix and recover damaged PDFs, it can open and display corrupt PDF content directly.

DBRecovery fixes damaged databases. Restored are MS Access, FileMaker Pro, DBF files, Paradox databases, MS Works databases, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL and many others. Recovers table structure and data. Easy to use, no special skills required.

Recoveryfix for Access is the comprehensive MDB Viewer solution to repair corrupt MDB files which are damaged by critical hard drive errors, unexpected system shutdown, registries errors, or virus intrusions, etc.

Recovery for Paradox is a data recovery software for damaged Paradox database files (.DB). Recovers tables and table data. Creates new .DB files and writes restored information there. Supports file versions 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 10.

WordFIX is a Microsoft Word recovery software designed to restore corrupt or damaged document files back into new trouble free files. WordFIX recovers Ms Word document files from all versions of Microsoft Word.

OfficeRecovery is a software suite for damaged Microsoft Office files and several additional useful file formats. Components include data recovery tools for Word (.doc), Excel (.xls), PowerPoint (.ppt), Publisher (.pub), OneNote (.one) etc.

JFileRecovery is a free Java webstart application that recovers files from damaged hard drives, CDs, DVDs and Flash media very rapidly. If the file is visible within the operating system, there is a very good chance that JFileRecovery can copy it.