Free mediarecovery 4 software for windows

DataRecovery is freeware and written by TOKIWA to undelete accidentally deleted files even from recycle bin.
But DataRecovery doesnt assure that all files deleted can be recovered successfully.
DataRecovery mostly depends on your system/configuration and we cant support each of all those varieties.
You need "administrator account" to run DataRecovery at WinNT/2000/XP/Vista.
To wipe out deleted files, DataRecovery directly write NULL to disc.
On FAT volume, first character of the file name is sometimes overwritten by delete-code on deletion. In that case the lost character is replaced by "$" on the list displayed.
On Windows Vista, due to file protection of OS, you can not wipe out files.
Norton UnErase keeps DataRecovery from scanning deleted files.
When you get "Runtime Error" on scanning drive, then mail to TOKIWA, you will receive Debug version.
Main features:
- FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, NTFS undeletion
- Undelete NTFS compressed files
- Undelete EFS encrypted files
- Wpe out deleted files never to be recovered again
- Runnable from floppy disk
- Search by partial string in the file name
- Undelete whole files in a directory
- Undelete multiple files by selecting them with Shift/Ctrl key
- Sort items displayed by clicking column headers
- Neither installation nor DLLs is needed
- Windows Vista supported

Enhancements:
- new feature to rename file to be recovered. fixed problem on progress status when wiping large files in FAT volume. made system files unlisted, which may cause serious damage when wiped out. improved user interface.

Quoter 4.4 offers you a versatile tool to convert text with many possible cleanups, including preparation of HTML and Java, aligning in columns, character set conversion, case converting, removing excess white space, removing blank lines, preparing regex expressions and convert raw text with possible cleanups:

Major Features:

1. Quoting for HTML, e.g. dealing with ampersand or accented characters.
2. Converting HTML entities; back to plain characters.
3. Stripping out HTML tags
4. Quoting for Java String literals, e.g. c:MyDirMyFile.txt -> "c:MyDirMyFile.txt"
5. Quoting for Java char[] literals, e.g. c: -> new char { c, :, }
6. Removing leading and/or trailing spaces.
7. Removing embedded control characters.
8. Collapsing runs of spaces into one space.
9. Collapsing multiple blank lines into one line.
10. Converting to UPPER, lower, or Book Title case.
11. Aligning space or comma delimited text in columns.
12. Aligning Java source in columns (considers """, , /* comment */, // ... in column delimiter rules).
13. Converting raw multiline clipboards into regexes by quoting reserved characters for search/replace for Funduc or Java regexes, followed by converting to Java string literals

Enhancements: now do both Regex quoting and Java string quoting for search and replace.

Requirements: A Java 1.5 or later JRE

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