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Memory Stick Data Recovery
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xD Cards Data Recovery
Zip Drive Data Recovery
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Password Recovery

MS Access Password Recovery
MS Word Password Recovery
MS Excel Password Recovery
Outlook Express Password
Instant Messenger Password
Windows Password Recovery
Microsoft SQL Server Password

E-Mail Recovery Software

Outlook Express E-mail Recovery
IncrediMail Recovery
Outlook PST File Recovery

Database Recovery Software

IBM Micro Drive Data Recovery Software

The Microdrive was developed and launched in 1999 by IBM with a capacity of 170MB, now currently available with a capacity of 4GB. The IBM Micro Drive is a miniature 1-inch hard disk designed to fit in a compact flash type II slot. IBM Micro Drive was the first product to provide high capacity, performance data storage for digital cameras and other hand held electronic devices. Since IBM Micro Drives are used in portable devices they are highly prone to the risk of physical damage. The other situations that cause data damage in Micro Drives are software malfunction, accidental file deletion, overwritten files, fire/water damage and many more. IBM Micro Drive Data Recovery software are suited for all types of file types extensions like JPEG, JPG, GID, GIF, AU, AVI, PNG, TIFF, BMP, MIDI, MOV, WAV and many more.

Xlink EzOpenBackup Lite 2.2
Xlink EzOpenBackup Lite 2.2 has a built-in, user friendly and graphic user functionality for NAS data recovery.

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