![]() ![]() They told me that because TRIM and SSD were incompatible with their product, they would not refund my money, even though on their product page they claim compatibility with all of the following (including SSD): Can be good for recovering a limited number of files/folders, or if you don't value your time. There is also the generous demo of DMDE, which allows recovery of up to 4000 files from a single folder per run (no limit on filesize or number of times you can re-run the program). from the makers of R-studio: R-Linux (unlimited free recovery from Linux ext filesystems), R-Undelete Home (unlimited recovery from FAT filesystems), and R-Photo (recovery of only image and video file types from all common filesystems). There are some free options available as well, that are limited to specific conditions. While most of these programs strive to do everything, they tend to have a niche where they excel, and are just "decent" at the rest. Which is "best" will depend on the exact circumstances, such as the filesystem and how the data was lost. These are all reputable and reliable softwares from good developers, and interestingly they all cost less (for a personal license) than Easeus and similar "heavily marketed" programs. The programs pinned in the sidebar of /r/AskADataRecoveryPro are a good place to start: "DMDE - GetDataBack - Raise Data Recovery - R-Studio - UFS Explorer - ReclaiMe". I tested their support several years ago, I got nothing but canned answers by monkeys. However, in the case of accidentally formatted partitions or deleting files when the TRIM is disabled, you can use an SSD data recovery application for SSD file recovery."Īs it is now their page is 95% suggestion they can recover it with a tiny disclaimer, while this disclaimer will be true in about 95% of real world cases. ![]() We know that due to the technology known as SSD TRIM, it is virtually impossible for data recovery software to restore data from an SSD drive when files or folders have been deleted. Whether or not SSD data can be recovered is a complicated question. But in all honesty they could replace the entire page by this: If we'd look at a page like this *dot*htm you could argue they do mention TRIM. I will be taking this complaint to the Australian Consumer Affairs Tribunal and posting comments on every article and online forum spruiking this software. They basically put the blame on the customer so they can refuse refunds for their deceptively advertised software. ![]() No where in the advertising and online information is any mention that SSD data cannot be recovered by easeUS. ![]() This is not a user friendly software company it is a data recovery scam and swindle run by thieves and con men who lie and deceive to make a living.ĮaseUS advertising is so deceptive that they promise recovery of data that cannot be recovered. So easeUS refused a refund.īEWARE of this company, they will deceive you and refuse to refund precious money that customers are fooled into paying easeUS. So why deceive people into thinking easeUS can recover data from SSDs, a format of drive that many people are using these days? This was their logic, because it was my SSD that it was not easeUS softwares fault for the complete lack of recovery. The easeUS software knew it was a SSD and I certainly knew this patently obvious information. I contacted "technical help" and they sent me a link to an infantile crude wiki page on how to determine what kind of drive I am using! I couldn't believe it, I think a ten year old child could offer me more help than these morons. After accidentally deleting weeks of animations I purchased easeUS data recovery software for over One Hundred dollars, I recovered all the animations and they were all empty black movies. ![]()
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