Linux Recovery took 6hrs to scan a 750GB HDD (which had a partition formatted by an errant D-Link DNS-323 which formatted the wrong HDD.. a long unfixed firmware bug). It found 1000's of files, and then took a very long time to recover a few small JPG/png files only.Diskinternals Linux Recovery is close to useless.Give this one a miss.

Your software does not work properly I used your software. But it can't recover anything.simply showing folder name and file name. byts are 0 showing.

Recovering only pictures Hi,I downloaded this util in the hope to recover my data. Unfortunally this program can only recover pictures! I was hoping for recovering all data with no exceptions. If it can do that then is worth for paying some amount for it.With kind Regards,R. Kwakman

recovery of 700GB I used your product to recover 700GB of a EXT partition that was formated by mistake. After spending 8 hours on the scan, I tried to recover the data to a network share.disk internals crashed. It would be nice to have a feature to save the scan information as I now have to wait another 8 hours for the scan to complete.

Demo version 1 - had problems downloading the software2 - eventually downloaded and successfully installed3 - demo version did not help my problem, I accidentally removed partition on my hard drive, software was not able to recover or indicate possible recoveryVK.

not ideal did not recognize the folders and recuperated only a few types of files, which were useless!

Many thanks to make us available this fantastic tool for free. I used this after an unbrick procedure for a ST3500320AS Seagate hard disk (SD15 firmware fails and disk become inaccessible,unbrick procedure is described elsewhere) . Partitions were EXT3 formatted and I could access all the data and make backup from my desktop XP sp3 PC.The tool is clear, transparent interface and really high speed recovering files and directories.I recommend this tool. Thanks Ni

My NAS suddenly wouldn\'t allow the drives to be accessed. When I attemped to administer the NAS it wanted to \"FORMAT\" the drives ... no way.I removed the HDDs and placed them in a USB cradle and they registed, phew. But, they weren\'t Windows format ...This software allowed the Linux Native volume\'s to be read from a Win XP environment.The process of \"copying\" (it may be doing more for recovery) the files out is labourious (almost 2TB across both drives), but at least I am able to do so.

I was able to download the Linux Reader in order to snag some files off of a non working linux partition. I had run an update and temporarily lost the use of my Linux OS. I needed some files in a pinch. I\'ve save many Windows partitions with live Linux tools. This time it was the other way around.

Seems like a good product, it does what it is suppose to do. I believe that linux has far better support for reading differnt partion types.

Wonderful utility, it let me recover my files from a failed ext2 drive using Windows, and it managed to recover everything when a $40 program wouldn't.

Hi, very effective application. I ,ve eached my ext3 linux volumes just like 1 click. Thanks

I found that I was getting a somewhat cryptic error message at startup. \"Error:Partition 1 on harddisk 1 is not UNKNOWN.The system is FAT16Do you want to correct the error?\"Although I was not sure what that meant, clicked yes and got similar messages for the other two partitions. After clicking yes, I got to the main program.I think it was indicating the wrong partition as the boot partition, but could not find out how to correct it.What I really need to do is re-create / repair the MBR, but again I am not sure how to do ...

Hello,I am so sorry but I was expecting some standalone launchable program under DOS, as it was explained on your web page.But, it seems you are needing some installation process under windows.Hence, I haven\'t tested your program.RegardsFrédéric Coste

Installed on two computers. Didn\'t work, and I wasn\'t able to uninstall. When emailing tech support, this was the answer I got:>>Thank you for contacting us.Actually, our product Super Fdisk has not been available for a long time.And it was replaced by some other powerful software.Knowing more about our product, please refer to this link:http://www.easeus.com/product.htm ...>>

Thanks for helping to bail me out of a jam! Super Fdisk worked like a charm. Thanks so much.

I always used to use an older version of fdisk that came with windows 98/ME on a floppy. But when I bought a one terrabyte hard drive and tried to fdisk it with my old version, I found that it only recognised half of the terrabyte.So I downloaded your Super fdisk 1.0 version and not only could I fdisk the whole 1 terrabyte partition, I also made a boot cd disk and threw the old floppy drive away.Its easy to use, easy to see what your doing.And less confusing if you have more than one h/drive.Brian Australia.

Super Fdisk 1.0 works great. Awesome PC tool.

I have been using Total Recorder for over 5 years. I\'m happy with the program because it is easy to edit and it is easy to save to different bitrates and audio formats from mere speech quality to high music quality.

thank you thank you. you help me a lot. thanks

Good recording software. I have been recording the cassette information with total recorderfor the past 1 month. It is so nice to use this software. It gives good results than softwares like audacity etc. I have also added some addons like spectrum analyser and equalizer. I am expecting some more MPEG layer versions from this software team.

AMAZING ITS AMAZING U GUYS ! u should defently get that stuff i record music now all the tieme

Hello,The only thing that I wish to say is that it should work with extfs3 and the upcoming extfs4 it looks like extfs2 is being left behind and this is too cool of a program for it to be left behind as well. In summary you need it to handle bigger inode sizes for installs of Ubuntu that use extfs3 and installs of Fedora that will use extfs4.thanks,

Vista ready I haven't used it, it didn't worked in Vista 32bit.

Ext2FS usable or not? Hello,i used ext2fs to try to make a usb start-up with ntfs support-ntfs support succeeded, no problem at all!.Startup (bootup) failed, still trying to find out why there is a cooment on startup that there is no media to boot !Could be me or could be ext2fs, do not know yet.Fred Fledderus

Excellent Excelent software product. I think that it's very useful, because many people use both OS - Windows & Linux.

Trial of Ext2FS I tried this program quite a long time ago and I seem to like it.However, I do like the idea that Windows Explorer itself or opening My Computer allowing me to view Linux Filesystems.I would usually copy/move/delete programs in my Linux Volumes using this program.

Mount Linux partitions under Windows Vista Mounting Linux partitions under Windows Vista does not work properly.Disk (mounted linux partition) is shown but not accessible.Windows asked me to perform partitioning of the mounted disk(?).Linux: RH Fedora 8 (the ext3 partition is recognized by Ext2FS as RAW ?)Currently there is only one to me known tool that can read ext3 partitions out from windows: explore2fs-1.08beta9. But it has some bugs.

Hi --I realize this is a beta version, and so far it is working just fine. That said, is there someway that it could be installed to include an icon up in the OneNote menu bar? BTW, I am glad to find this bcs OneNote 2007 locks up and makes my cursor disappear when I try to use the "Search The Notebook" window/tool in the program.-tom johnson

Odd Choices Greetings I have to say I really want to like this product for at least 2 reasons: 1) Liking it would imply I've been successful at restoring a lost partition and it's files 2) I love almost everything about linux including it's whole philosophy of putting virtually everything in the user/owner's hands, and I'd like very much to be able to support software for pay for linux as ultimately that will be it's lifeblood (and hopefully *not* the over commercialization of all distros that caters to the lowest common denominator, watering it all down. However, I am sad to report that so ...