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Kernel for SCO Recovery

Version 4.01 Shareware $399.00 0 downloads
Kernel Recovery for SCO OpenServer is a stupendous tool
that helps recovering the data lost from UNIX SCO Open
Server based operating system. There can be various
reasons behind losing the data stored on computer’s
hard disk like accidental deletion, corruption of HTFS
file system, corruption of EAFS file system, Volume
Table of Contents (VTOC) corruption, Corruption in ROOT
directory, Super block or inode table corruption,
Damaged or deleted partition structures, Improper
system shutdown, etc.
Kernel Recovery for SCO OpenServer performs effective
UNIX data recovery by recursively scanning the hard
disk. Most of the times the partition gets deleted;
therefore, the user cannot access the data stored on
that particular partition. Kernel Recovery for SCO
OpenServer automatically finds the lost partition,
scans it, and recovers all of the data stored in that
partition. Once the data is recovered it is displayed
in the software interface for preview, which then can
be saved at destined location on computer’s hard disk.
Using this amazing UNIX data recovery product,
permanently deleted data can also be recovered with
complete accuracy. Format of the files stored in the
hard disk does not matter because Kernel Recovery for
SCO OpenServer is capable to recover all sort of data
file stored in the hard disk. Moreover, the software is
available for free trial, which is full featured except
that it does not allow saving the recovered data. The
free version of SCO Open Server recovery tool is
provided to help the user analyze software quality.
Kernel Recovery for SCO OpenServer supports HTFS and
EAFS files systems whereas it can be installed on any
version of Windows operating system for performing UNIX
data recovery.

Program details

Publisher
Kernel Data Recovery
Platforms
Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>Windows ME<br>Windows
File size
1495 KB
File date
12/29/2010
License
Shareware
Expiration info
Installation
Install & Uninstall
Record updated
11/11/2011
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