Flash File Repair

Install a copy of SecureRecovery for Flash to restore files from corrupted flash drives with your own PC. This comprehensive restoration utility scans and repairs files on any type of flash memory, returning your crucial data to you at a fraction of the cost of third-party data recovery options. The software is equipped with additional support for image files and includes a powerful Data Browser for granular recovery.

Features

SecureRecovery for Flash restores data from corrupted flash memory devices and features a wide range of benefits to get your files back to work:

• Supports Virtually Any Flash Memory Device, Including SD, xD, Pen Drives, MemorySticks, CF I/II, MMS and Others
• Restores Files With Support for All File Names, Long or Localized
• Recovers Folder Tree Structure and All Subfolders
• Encrypted Files Also Recovered
• Simple, User-Friendly Interface Makes Installing and Uninstalling Easy

Target Specific Files With the Data Browser

In addition to the comprehensive repair service, SecureRecovery for Flash offers a Data Browser utility to isolate and restore specific files. If you only require a single item, you can use the Data Browser to extract precisely what you need, without spending time scanning the entire drive. This bundled recovery utility doubles as a preview tool, scanning both damaged and undamaged files.

Free Demo Evaluates Source Media

Download the free demo version of the software to measure the extent of the corruption before you buy. The demo restores the outline of the media structure, displaying files and folders that the utility will repair and presenting a reliable picture of the full range of restoration available. Try it for free to see if SecureRecovery for Flash is right for your drive.

System Requirements

SecureRecovery for Flash runs on most Windows computers, with the following specifications:

• Supported Windows Operating Systems: 7, Vista, XP, 2000, 2008 Server and 2003 Server
• Versions of Windows Not Supported: 98, 95 and ME
• RAM: 256-1024 MB (Exact Requirement Varies With Drive Size and Corruption Range)
• Hard Disk Free Space: 10 MB at Minimum
• Display: 640 x 480 or Higher Resolution, 256 Colors

Restore Flash Memory With a Specialized Recovery Utility

SecureRecovery for Flash makes it easy to restore endangered files from virtually any flash device. It does not discriminated between file types, so no matter what type of files you have stored on your flash device, this advanced software can help. Order a copy today to keep your files safe in the event of flash media failure.

Does SecureRecovery for Flash recover a specific type of file? Will it be able to restore data from my flash-based device?

This program is not designed for a specific type of file. It targets all of the data contained on a flash-based device, using an advanced process to restore your information to a working state. It is an effective tool for treating corruption and other logical issues on flash media (including camera cards, USB sticks and more).

Should I download the demo to try the program before buying the full version?

The demo version is free and can help you determine whether SecureRecovery for Flash will be able to restore your files. We recommend downloading the demo version and reviewing the sample recovery output before deciding whether or not to purchase the full version.

Which product license should I choose when placing my order?

Licensing options vary depending on how you will use the software. Some features may not be available with all versions of it, although any of the licenses will provide you with access to powerful data recovery tools. View our Licensing page for detailed information.

Does the demo version of SecureRecovery for Flash have any major limitations? How does it differ from the full version?

Yes, the demo version is limited. It is designed to recreate the media structure of your flash device and to determine whether files are recoverable, but it will only recover the structure (including folder listings, etc.), not actual files. Instead of recovering files, it creates text documents populated with the it version number.

The full version is not limited to a number of files or an amount of data.

I ran SecureRecovery for Flash on my flash-based device, and the recovered files have different sizes than my original files. Is this normal? What causes the change?

Yes, this is a normal artifact of the flash media recovery process. Some file areas will be seriously damaged or unrecoverable, even on a fairly healthy device, and it will replace these areas with blank space. As a result, the recovered files are often smaller than the original files. This does not mean that they are seriously damaged or inaccessible.

After running SecureRecovery for Flash, I encounter corrupt or unreadable files. What can I do?

File corruption can occur for many different reasons. it may not be able to restore all of your data, but because it is not designed for a specific file type, you may still have options if some files appear garbled, corrupted or unreadable.

We recommend attempting additional repairs with one of our other file recovery tools. Use a tool designed for your file format, and download the demo version of the utility before making a purchase. This will allow you to safely restore your damaged files without unnecessary expenses.