Stellar Phoenix CDRom
Stellar Phoenix - CD Data Recovery Software is a powerful, easy to use cd file recovery tool which provides data recovery from damaged or defective CDROM, CD-R, CD-RW. Provides recovery of data and file, lost due to unreadable, scratched, corrupt or defective CD media. Phoenix CD Data Recovery Software supports ISO9660 and Joliet file system. Phoenix CD file Recovery software, having an easy and intuitive GUI interface rescues your data and writes it to a different location. Key Features: File recovery from damaged CDROM, CD-R and CD-RW. Data recovery when TOC (Table of Contents) is bad or damaged. Fully automatic CD Data Recovery software provides data recovery even after primary volume descriptor and secondary volume descriptor are corrupt or physically damaged. Data recovery when data can not be accessed and disk indicates that it is full. Provides file recovery when disk has physical damages : scratch, bubbles, cracks and warping. Provides CD data recovery when computer freezes when trying to read the disk. Provides CD file recovery when disk has data but appears blank or displays as audio disk. File System SupportedProvides Data recovery from CD with ISO9660 and Joliet file system created on all major operating systems including Windows, Linux, Unix distributions.
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