Active@ UNERASER 5
- Download complete Windows installation package including DOS and Windows applications here
- All included components are listed below. You can download them separately
- New! The latest release contains
Active@ File Recovery 9 utility — data recovery software for Windows
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Professional version of Active@ UNERASER contains:
- Active@ File Recovery 9 — tool to recover deleted files and folders (Graphical User Interface);
- Active@ Boot Disk Lite — Windows 7-based environment including set of recovery tools (UNERASER, File Recovery and others);
- Bootable Disk Creator being able to prepare Windows 7-based Boot Disk on USB & CD/DVD media for unbootable systems.
- If you would like the Professional version click here: Buy Pro.
Windows installation package is created for more convenient work in Windows with the DOS-based Active@ UNERASER software
Complete Windows installation package contains the following components of Active@ UNERASER which can be downloaded separately:
| Active@ UNERASER (Windows Console version) |
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| Active@ UNERASER (DOS version) |
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| Bootable ISO CD-Image (DOS version) |
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| Active@ File Recovery utility |
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Frequently Asked Questions (DOS version)
| How to prepare hardware test file? Why is it needed? |
Hardware test file - is a file that contains current machine configuration and HDD partitioning. It helps support team to detect hardware and software problems. To create it - go to menu [F9] and from File menu choose 'Save Hardware Info', or press [Ctrl]+[H] |
| How to create bootable floppy disk supporting Network under DOS? |
- Download Bart's Bootable Floppy Disk Creator (bfd107.zip) from www.nu2.nu/download.php?sFile=bfd107.zip and unpack everything to separate folder, for example C:\BFD. Make sure you also unpack the subdirectories!
- Open Command Prompt. Goto the C:\BFD directory, run "BFD MSNET" and follow the instructions on screen.
For more information and additional network adapter drivers: http://www.nu2.nu/bootdisk/network/ |
| How to create bootable floppy disk supporting SCSI disks under DOS? |
Some SCSI devices are visible by BIOS and thus accessible by DOS applications without of any drivers. Other SCSI require particular ASPI drivers to be loaded. To create Bootable Floppy with ASPI drivers for SCSI support, use step by step instructions here: Bart's Scsitool Boot Disk |
| I have an external USB drive. When I run the software it is not visible in the list of available devices. Can I access it? |
You need to get a DOS based USB driver. After it is installed, our product should be able to detect your drive. You may try to use one of ours bootable floppy creators to create a floppy that has an option of loading USB drivers:
http://download2.lsoft.net/free-dos-bootdisk-creator.exe or
http://download.lsoft.net/free-dos-bootdisk-creator.exe
After bootable floppy with USB is created, copy your software on it and boot with an option of loading USB drivers, then start your software. |
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