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6. Recovering CD/DVD/BD Data |
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7. Additional features |
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8. FAQs |
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9. Customer Support |
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Annex A Controls and dialog boxes |
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A.4. Preferences |
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Key Features.
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Recovers
pictures, movies and other types of files from flash memory
cards, such as SmartMedia, Memory Stick, CompactFlash, xD
Picture Card and other flash memory devices (e.g. pen drives, thumb
drives).
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Restores
accidently deleted files, including the photos deleted by
digital cameras.
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Finds
and retrieves files on the quick-formatted flash media.
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Can be
used to recover a video files from Hard Disks Drives built
into camcorders.
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Allows
to see the found images even in the free trial version with the
help of View Image option.
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Supports
FAT16 / FAT32 file systems.
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Integrated
into easy-to-use CDRoller shell.
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Writes
recovered files onto a new CD, DVD or Blu-Ray discs without leaving
CDRoller.
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Works
under Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/7 operating system.
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How to get started.
1. Switch CDRoller into the flash data recovery mode. Just
click View menu item, go to the Program mode and
select Flash data recovery in the next sub-menu item.
Restart CDRoller.
2. Connect the flash media to your computer via USB port.
CDRoller automatically analyses your flash drive. If flash media is
not recognized, please make sure it appears as a drive letter in
the Windows My Computer, close CDRoller and start the program again
(with inserted flash media).
Notes.
1. You must be able to connect the flash media to your computer as
a removable hard drive. Now, nearly all digital cameras come with
cables to connect to a computer via USB port, but some cameras do
not present the flash media as a removable hard drive. If CDRoller
does not show your flash media when the camera is connected to USB
port, an external card reader is required. Non-expensive card
readers are widely available for all media types now - please
consult with your local computer or office products store.
2. If you are a Vista User and still do not see the media
when it is inserted, exit from CDRoller and start the program using
"Run as Administrator". The easiest way to do this is to
click the Start button and type CDRoller into the search box. Then,
right-click the CDRoller program shortcut displayed and select the
"Run as Administrator" in the next (pop-up) menu.
3. Find and recover the lost data. Simply browse the folders
in the recognized flash media. If you look for the deleted files,
please open the $LOST FILES$ folder at first. You can use
the View Image in order to preview the found pictures. If
your flash media was quick-formatted, please try Scan FAT
Data option for intensive search of files data.
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