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- Price: Free to try (Recovered files preview trial); $39.50 to buy
- Operating system: Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98
- Date added: March 14, 2008
- Total Downloads: 261,433
- Downloads last week: 173
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 34 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: CNET Staff
Losing your data can feel like getting mugged, but BadCopy Pro gives you a fighting chance. It's a one-stop recovery tool for removable media, including CD-/DVD-ROM, floppies, memory cards, USB disks, and even hard drives. The no-nonsense interface guides users directly toward the goal. Several recovery modes can help even when Windows can't see any files (for instance, when the medium has been formatted or corrupted). Before restoring files, you can preview images and text. Note, however, the trial version only allows you to preview found files--a regrettable but common limitation in programs of this type. Straightforward and versatile, BadCopy Pro is a good choice for novices and power users alike.Publisher's description
From JufSoft :BadCopy Pro is a professional data recovery software for floppy disk, CD-ROM, CD-RW, and digital media cards. It can recover and rescue all kinds of files such as documents, images, applications, and other data from damaged or defective disks with intelligent and fast disk fix and data recovery arithmetic. It has three recovery modes specially for floppy disk repair, CD corrupt, or lost data recovery, and digital image or photo retrieval for storage cards.
Version 4.10.1215 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
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Version 4.10.1215 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
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User reviews
- Average user rating: 3.2 stars out of 34 votes
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Version: BadCopy Pro 4.10.1215
"Worked as on CD that CDROM drive would not even read"
Pros: Worked as described
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Version: BadCopy Pro 4.10.1215
Pros: It let me preview before buying to see that it wasn't going to retrieve anything.
Cons: I had taken over 600 pictures during a week with teens running through "challenge courses". When I went to download the pictures, I had just over 200. The others were gone.
I first downloaded and tried BadCopy, but it didn't retrieve any files that I couldn't already see.
Then I downloaded and installed CardRecovery. As far as I can tell, it recovered all my pictures, so I bought CardRecovery and was happy with the way it worked.
Try CardRecovery first.
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Version: BadCopy Pro 4.10.1215
"Excellent: Recovered file other software couldn't read."
Pros: Trial version successfully recovered mp3 file on SD memory card that was corrupted due to digital recorder being switched off before save complete. Windows XP reported "File Corrupted", when opened by most programs. Others said it was empty.
Cons: Large files (including 1 hour MP3 file I recovered) cannot be previewed on trial version. Although it indicated it had successfully recovered file, I had to pay for full version without proof it worked. Very glad I did, as the content was fine.
Summary: Even if I never use it again, Badcopy Pro was worth the registration money for recovering the 1 hour audio recording that other programs had failed to recover. Very impressed on the basis of this single use.
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Version: BadCopy Pro 4.10.1215
"Found some files, but did not find all"
Pros: Recovers a wide range of file types (no XLSX though)
Cons: Does not maintain file names or folder structure.
Summary: I had a 8gb flash drive that became corrupted and which Windows prompted to Format if I tried to access it. BadCopy found about 2300 files, but when it recovers them it does not keep their filename, or any folder structure. So it was a partial suc... read more >>
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