Secret Company of the Year: EaseUS
We take a break from our regular Cisco programming to bring you this Microsoft update.
Some time ago, I re-installed Windows on a friend's laptop and had one of those time-stand-still moments when he said, "What about my email?" Yep – a nice 3 gig PST file…Gone. So, frantic searches on the Internet led me to this product:
http://easeus.com/datarecoverywizard/free-data-recovery-software.htm
Free was good…after running it, I was able to restore some pictures and test files and SEE the PST file (but it was bigger than the "free 1GB allowed"), so I bought it…the price was definitely reasonable. GOLDEN – restored the files I needed, kept friend happy.
Since then, I've gone on to purchase their server backup solution: http://www.todo-backup.com/business/server-backup.htm, which also works really well for the price.
So, I proclaim EaseUS: the most handy hidden company of the week :). If you ever delete your friend's PST file, start here!
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