Re: [Update] Remo Recover Free Edition 20260601
"Allan Higdon" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | alt.comp.freeware |
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| Organization | NUO - News.Usenet.Ovh |
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On Wed, 03 Jun 2026 04:49:15 -0500, John C. <[email protected]> wrote: > John C. wrote: >> Allan Higdon wrote: >>> John C. wrote: >>>> Allan Higdon wrote: >>>>> >>>>> "Recover data from your computer or any external storage drive for free >>>>> Offers free preview of the recovered files to evaluate the recovery >>>>> result >>>>> Allows you to save the recovered files during the scanning process >>>>> Automated Deep Scan to recover data in 3 steps under different scenarios >>>>> Compatible with all the versions of Windows O.S. including Windows 11" >>>>> >>>>> "How much data can I recover using the free version of Remo Recover >>>>> software? >>>>> Using the free version of Remo Recover software you can recover up to 1 >>>>> GB of data for free. >>>> >>>> Sounds to me like it might be crippleware. "...recover up to 1 GB of >>>> data"? What do they mean by that? Does the program stop working for good >>>> after that or what? >>> >>> My reply to VanguardLH about my reason for posting it. >>> https://newsgrouper.org/alt.comp.freeware/search/1735902645 >>> >>> I posted about Lazesoft Windows Data Recovery Free on 5/11. >>> Try it if you prefer. >>> >>> Home Page >>> https://www.lazesoft.com/lazesoft-windows-data-recovery-free.html >>> >>> Download >>> https://www.lazesoft.com/downloads/lswdrfsetup.exe >>> >>>>> However, to recover an unlimited amount of data, >>>>> you need to activate the licensed version of the tool." >>>>> https://www.remosoftware.com/remo-recover-windows-free#FAQ >>>>> >>>>> Home Page >>>>> https://www.remosoftware.com/remo-recover-windows-free >>>>> >>>>> FAQ >>>>> https://www.remosoftware.com/faq/remo-recover-free-edition >> >> Thanks for replying, Allan. It was a struggle, but eventually I was able >> to see your reply to VanguardLH. >> >> File recovery programs that I use instead are: >> >> Piriform's "Recuva": https://www.ccleaner.com/recuva >> >> and (as you have also recommended): >> >> Puran File Recovery: https://www.puransoftware.com/File-Recovery.html >> >> Not really sure which one of those two is better. I use Recuva mainly >> though. > > Should add that the Puran website doesn't seem to have been updated > since 2007. > The program itself was updated on 21 Jan. 2026 to v2.0.1, as you can see in the Version History.