It may happen that often you lose data from your drives or CD, etc accidentally because of a system crash or deletion. The situation becomes more chaotic when you find that you have lost the data that was quite important and was urgently required by you. Now you can either enter all the data again which invariably takes up a lot of your time or you start a search for an application that could recover that deleted files. One such software that you can use is Back2Life 2.6. It searches and recovers the files that had been deleted from your system Drive or any removable media. With this utility you can easily have the files selected and stored back at your system. It is also equally capable of recovering the folders that contain other subfolders without breaking a sweat.

Back2Life 2.6 does not contain a cluttered set of features making it hassle free for a user to operate it. When you open the program then on the very left of the screen you get to see the drives that are present with the PC. From there you can make the selection of the drive from which you wish to recover the files. You can change the preferences for the scanning by changing settings for the Scan Filter. Click on Find and the program start the process of searching. It shows the recovered folders on the left side and the containing files on the right. While the scanning process goes on the progress is also shown on the screen. For the confirmation of the required files you can have the HEX preview of them. When you have made the selection of the files then you just need to click ‘Recover’ for restoring the file to the respective folder or any specific folder. Change the Properties to make any changes in the program’s functioning.

Back2Life 2.6 supports recovering the data from local hard disks, CD-R and CD-RW, removable disks, USB Sticks, memory flash cards of digital camera and much more. The supported file system types are NTFS FAT, and CDFS.

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