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  Almost all data recovery software offers a free trial or free version software but that software either allow you just to scan the drive or if it will allow recovering the data then that will not be more than 2 GB. Choose raid file recovery called Diskinternals RAID Recover, if you need for it.
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Stellar Data Recovery 8 Pro

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Stellar Data Recovery Pro is a complete solution to recover lost data from your hard disks and removable drives. It is a complete solution for all your data loss problems.

The powerful scan engine of the software does a thorough scan of the selected storage device, shows a preview of files found during the scanning process and finally saves them to a specified destination.

Separate options to recover documents, folders, emails or multimedia files from the storage media is also available.

Stellar Data Recovery Pro allows you to save the scan information to resume the recovery process from the same point, at a later stage.

It also has an option to create an image of a complete hard drive or volume/partition on the drive. This image file can be used to recover lost data even when the actual hard drive is not available.

Key Features :

Effortless recovery software for any data loss situation
Recovers data from any Windows device and compatible storage media
Recovers data from corrupt hard drives, lost partitions, and optical media
Recovers almost ANY type of file by using the file signature
Add-on drive monitor utility and disk cloning for secure data recovery
Stellar Data Recovery Professional for Windows is a do-it-yourself data recovery software that helps you to easily recover deleted files & folders, missing or corrupt partitions and even accidentally formatted hard drives.
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