> > "Lost & Found lets you automatically recover and restore data after
> > accidental (or even intentional) data loss, or from corrupted media > > caused by
>a disk crash or logical system failure. Our patent-pending > > technology will even
>recover data if the partition has been
> > reformatted or if the FAT tables have
> > been destroyed! In fact, as long as your disk is still spinning,
> > Lost & Found can locate and recover almost any file, anywhere on > > your disk."
'Publicity stunt' is the only word suitable for such advertising. A
formatted partition [thorough format with clearing unused space] sets
all bits to 0, making it impossible to recover data from the same
device.
There are ways of guessing disk parameters if the disk is damaged, and
trying to recover data from such a disk but there is no way to extract
data from a physically intact and reformatted disk.
The claims are far fetched. And this discussion has been recycled for
more than it is worth. Killing the thread.
Rohit
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