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Unstoppable Copier Recovers Files from Damaged Disks

By Steve Yu on April 19, 2009

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Did you seen error messages when you tried to copy the contents from your hard disk to a new drive? Most probably your disk has developed some bad sectors.

Unstoppable Copier is freeware application that helps you to recover files from physically damaged disks. This application is a life saver to recover files from disks with problems such as bad sectors, scratches or that just give errors when reading data.

Recover Files from Damaged Disk

Unstoppable Copier ignores the error messages and will attempt to recover every readable piece of a file. After the recovery process, most types of files are usable even if some parts were not recoverable in the end.

To recover files using Unstoppable Copier, simply select the source of the files and specify the destination or directory that you want the files to be copied to. Next, click the “Copy” button to start the process. This application supports batch copying (under batch mode tab) which allows you to copy multiple files and folders in one go.

This application is portable and works well in Windows 2000, NT, 9x/Me, XP and Vista.

Download Unstoppable Copier

P.S. : It is advisable for you to regularly backup your files and folders.

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4 Responses to “Unstoppable Copier Recovers Files from Damaged Disks”

  1. Cool. I have been looking for something like this

  2. Thanks for mentioning this freeware tool. My friend is facing problem with his PC. I guess it is somethign to do with his HD. Will use this and try to recover some of his important files.

    Thanks.

  3. Thank you.

  4. Woah, nice tool! Wish I had it a couple years back when my harddisk crashed. Any idea if it works on a disk with a ‘sector zero’ error?

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