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.
What's new in this version: Version 4.10.1215 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
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All versions:
3.2 starsout of 38 votes
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Current version:
2.9 starsout of 9 votes
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"good idea. problem,program not responding while working"
Version: BadCopy Pro 4.10.1215
Pros
good GUI, and interface
Cons
not responding when working
Summary
look for other one
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"Saved a lot of my photographs from oblivion"
Version: BadCopy Pro 4.10.1215
Pros
Two of my DVDs became corrupted and were rendered unreadable during the burning process and thought I had lost over a year's worth of photography. To my great relief, BadCopy Pro was able to rescue the photos on both occasions.
Cons
On one other occasion, it wasn't possible to rescue the files. The DVD was probably just too badly corrupted.
Summary
The money I paid for this programme was nothing in comparison to the value of the work it retrieved from the DVDs for me. I thoroughly recommend this programme.
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"Not worth the money"
Version: BadCopy Pro 4.10.1215
Pros
I would think if the program recovered the files you needed that would be a Pro.
Cons
Did not recover files I needed recovered
Summary
If it works for you it would be a good deal. Unfortunately The program didn't do what I needed.
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"Could not see external hard drive"
Version: BadCopy Pro 4.10.1215
Pros
CNET review sounded good.
Cons
Could not see external hard drive attached via USB (but other programs could).
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"good for certain aims, but not for others"
Version: BadCopy Pro 4.10.1215
Pros
The pictures that were Deleted, I could retriev
Cons
I hoped to be able to get the pictures, that could not be viewed with my camera, because they were damaged. Unfortunately I did noc succed
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"Excellent: Recovered file other software couldn't read."
Version: BadCopy Pro 4.10.1215
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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"Found some files, but did not find all"
Version: BadCopy Pro 4.10.1215
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 success.
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"Worked as on CD that CDROM drive would not even read"
Version: BadCopy Pro 4.10.1215
Pros
Worked as described
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"Recovered no files"
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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