001Micron Pro Duo Memory Card Recovery 4.8.3.1

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Tony Lewis 2008-04-08 06:55:03

Simple JPEG recovery

All of the JPEG files on my (Quick Formatted) SD card were recovered without incident. It did NOT recover the AVI files from movies.

It takes a while, but it was worth it (my wife would have killed me if I lost her pictures!)

simplysincere 2008-04-10 11:39:04

free download

I was trying to help my niece recover some important photos of their family trip to DisneyWorld. She thought she had downloaded them onto her computer, but apparently it didn't get completed. In the meantime, she erased the pictures from her Olympus camera (xD picture card). I was attempting to recover them from her camera's memory card.

I googled "free recovery of erased photos on xD picture card" and your site appeared. The download was free, but to retrieve what it found required me to purchase the software. I felt like I had been tricked into thinking that it was a free download, but with a hook to purchase.

I know that the words "free download" means just that, but the feeling about being "taken" by an expected promise left a bad taste in my mouth. Therefore, I deleted the program from the computer.

Your company did nothing wrong. My expectations were just not met which is my lack of experience in the world of a "bait and switch" type technique commonly found on many sites.

I thought your program was very valuable for my one instance, but could not justify buying it for my single need.

If you have knowledge of another alternative to retrieve erased files from an xD card that is freeware, I'd greatly appreciate it.

BobZ 2008-04-14 14:58:12

Not quite the HomeRun I was looking for

I tried a couple of other memory drive recovery tools first and although they are showing thumbnails of the lost pictures they want $30 to $60 to unlock and recover them.
This software did a very thorough scan of the 1 gb xd memory card and took about 6 hours to scan it. It found about 72 of the 140 files. I then copied them to my hard drive only to discover they will not open. So my search continues for a free memory stick recovery tool.