Copy and Restore

I recently tried out Copy and Restore and I must say, I was impressed with how it recovered data from non-stable media such as CDs, DVDs, floppies and LAN drives. The process was seamless and the software was able to recover data as much as possible, even when other copying methods failed.

What I liked the most was the software's ability to recover files that had not so important data in the damaged zone. For instance, I was still able to read e-books, listen to music and watch movies, albeit with brief disadvantages when the reading process reached the damaged block. In some cases, I was able to restore some files from damaged archives or even run executable files, provided the corrupted data did not reach the code section or important data. I found that to be a lifesaver, why lose out on a chance to recover your files?

Aside from recovering data from non-stable media, I was also able to recover data from network drives. I loved that I could resume downloads from my remote PC after experiencing a connection issue during the copy process. This feature saved me a lot of time, as I didn't have to download the entire large file from the beginning.

Overall, I'd recommend Copy and Restore to anyone looking for a reliable data recovery software that supports resumed downloads from remote PCs and recovers data from non-stable media.