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Giveaway of the day — Easy Office Recovery 2.0

Easy Office Recovery restores deleted and damaged Office files.

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Easy Office Recovery 2.0 was available as a giveaway on July 8, 2015!

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Easy Office Recovery works with deleted and damaged Office files. It restores Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook files of all Microsoft Office versions, starting from Office 95. You can preview files before starting the recovery process. Easy Office Recovery supports Unicode and preserves the original document formatting.

Please note: You can purchase a personal license with 70% discount.

System Requirements:

Windows Server 2003/ 2008/ 2012/ Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8

Publisher:

MunSoft

Homepage:

http://www.munsoft.com/EasyOfficeRecovery/

File Size:

12.7 MB

Price:

$59.95

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Rather than just concentrate on the 'easy' option of only working on Microsoft software, expand it to cover all major office software, e,g, Open Office.

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Add Microsoft Publisher files to Easy Office Recovery. I am surprised to see that the *.PUB files are not included as part of the program as MS Publisher is part of most Microsoft Office versions.

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I was in hospital at the time of the giveaway, Will the same offer be repeated or is there a way that I can obtain the offer. Would like to obtain the Easy Office Recovery 2.0. Thank you

Reply | Comment by Andries – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

I just installed this. I have no use for it the moment, but maybe one day it will come in handy.

It it quite a power program in that not only can you use it open and attempt to repair corrupt office documents, it can also scan a formatted hard drive for office files too.

Reply | Comment by Roger – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

For #4- Thomas - Don't know if this will help, but when I tried to run a program and it went no where - I checked the properties and there was a "button" that said - Unblock. When I clicked on the button - the program then ran fine. (Note: obviously you know what your doing, but didn't know if you were aware of this function - Mike)

Reply | Comment by Mike – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+7)

Dual-boot here! Many of you might wonder why I add my 2 cents here almost everyday, well - I am a little different than Karl - I actually have 2 (two) physical partitions (no virtual ones & when I add a program - I am adding it to one of a hundred or so before. Today's offering installed with no problem on Win8.1.3's partition - BUT sad for the owner's of today's product - it did NOT install on my Win10 partition (Build 10162) it just opened the wrapper & disappeared. Oh well, Thanks Munsoft & GOTD & sorry I didn't have better news for Munsoft or you. See you tomorrow & HAGD

Reply | Comment by Thomas Roberts – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+5)

"it did NOT install on my Win10 partition (Build 10162) it just opened the wrapper & disappeared."

One thing you don't want to do is run error checking on a Windows 10 partition while running win7 -- it will seem like it takes forever. And if you go to error check that win10 partition while running win10, the 1st thing you see is a message that you shouldn't really have to, that win10 automatically takes care of such things.

Both lead me to believe that with Windows 10, Microsoft is taking a step closer to the new file system that they've been working on for years. If I'm correct, not sure what that will mean to all these file recovery apps like Easy Office Recovery, but it *might* be a good thing that it would not run in 10, as the results *may* turn out to be not what you'd want.

Allegedly Microsoft will sign off on what will be the RTM this week -- if true, then hopefully next week analysis & testing will start in earnest that'll tell us such things.

Reply | Comment by mike – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+8)

I have had a number of occasions where Word suddenly shut down or froze and had to be shut down, and I lost all the work I had done on the document since the last Save. Hoping this will be good for such cases.

Reply | Comment by Janet – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

No, it will be of no use for that, since it can't recover data you haven't saved to the file. Howevever, you should be able to recover your work from the autosave data, as by default, autosave data is safe reguarly. Google it.

Reply | Comment by Roger – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Don't know why I alway get an NSIS error: installer integrity check has failed
Win 7 updated
downloaded with firefox
also tried download with chrome
downloaded both from main site and mirror
tried to install both as "normal" and as "administrator", same error
tried to run sandboxed, same error
tried to install in VM running XP and it works

maybe kaspersky antivirus is someway interferring

any hint on this?
thanks

Reply | Comment by emmecibi – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+5)

Try to update "root certificates", whatever they may be...
They appeared as "optional updates" for my pc.
I noticed that similar problems I had disappeared after said update.
Please notify if it worked or not, I am curious.
PP.

Reply | Comment by Pan Peter – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+8)

Just for info
Solved, as suspected it was kas*** blocking GAOTD from checking on the net.
had to disable everything to make it run
now you can click -1 :-)

Reply | Comment by emmecibi – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+9)

It's recovery time.
Not installed again, this is part of other products of this producer. You'll find enough former reviews.

A word to this special software. The focus is not on accidentally deleted files, those who have been in the recycle bin. The focus is on damaged office files.
In former times more often than today, a bit or a word changed in the fileheader, or for some strange reasons, a small part was overwritten by zero (or whatever).
Microsoft Office does not (of course) recognize these files as valid Word, Excel, ... documents.

This program ignores simply slight structure errors in the document itself and tries to read and display all "recovered" parts. Better to have an important letter with some missing words or a damaged layout, than nothing.

Due to the improvements on HD and/or operating system it is very rare, that a file gets corrupt - more often in the past by insecure file transfer over the net.
It is still a reliable software, which can help to retrieve lost information within an office document. If you ever had corrupted files in the past, this software (maybe) could help. It does no miracles.

I cannot remember, when I have had corrupted files in the last ten years.
No uninstall...

Reply | Comment by Karl – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+66)

Allow me to add a comment to yesterday's software. A reader writes:
"...It changed my homepage on Firefox, and each time I open up a new tab, their search page shows up.

HTTPS Everywhere has been uninstalled by them as well as Foxlingo.

I regret downloading this product."

I gave my approach to these browser issues in the past, I simply repeat.
- Do not install a browser, never
- take the portable version of a browser, Firefox, Chrome, or...
- create a RAMdisk
- create a folder with your portable browser and other portable programs NOT ON C:\. You may write protect this folder.
- load this folder with your portable apps every boot time into your RAMdisk.

... you have the fastest access to your browser, your browser and its settings never can get corrupt, because you load it again fresh and clean at each reboot, no matter what happened in the meantime.
If you want to make changes, update your browser, install new plugins, you have to start your browser from the directory, where you stored your portable apps. I do this once every month or so.

Reply | Comment by Karl – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+62)

Karl, how much ram is needed on a 64 bit Windows 7 machine to use RAMdisk? Can I do it with 8 gb?

Reply | Comment by mcleod55 – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

FWIW re: bad or corrupt Ofc files
I have not been a very heavy user of Microsoft Ofc over the years, so this is not something I ran into, but corrupted saved files were possible if the project went through a very large number of edits & saves. The problem was allegedly caused by Ofc apps saving every edit, rather than just the current state.

I've no idea how much of a problem this still is, if it effects the more popular Ofc 365 subscriptions etc, but Googling still comes up with over 5 mill hits for the problem, so hopefully this is a useful GOTD for some.

Reply | Comment by mike – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+5)

mcleod55, everything you need to know about RAMdisk:

http://www.pcworld.com/article/260918/how_to_supercharge_your_pc_with_a_ram_disk.html

Reply | Comment by alordofchaos – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+12)

"I do not have enough memory on this W7 64 laptop with 4 GB RAM and running Oracle VMWare with a virtual XP. As a poor man’s alternative I have set up a separate sandbox for Firefox Portable in SandboxIE. I empty that sandbox ever so often and “reinstall” FireFox Portable in it."

No offense even hinted at, but why? If you go to portableapps.com, you can download both their menu app & a portable version of Firefox [& I *believe* Chrome & Opera too, though it's been a while & I could be wrong]. You can use their portable Firefox with/without their menu software. Their portable Firefox Saves Nothing, I'd think making Sandboxie redundant.

RE: your XP VM, I don't know how you have things setup, but myself I save copies of the VHDs containing the actual VMs. Restoring a VM is then a matter of copy & paste. Doing things that way you can use your choice of browser [though hopefully not ie in XP] without worrying about any changes because they are so easily undone. It *may* also be possibly a bit safer if you have a VM [perhaps a separate, minimal one] with restricted network access to the host OS & anything else on your network, e.g. if you encounter a so-called drive-by exploit it hopefully can go nowhere.

Reply | Comment by mike – 8 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+9)

@mcleod55

2 GB of RAMdisk is completely sufficient and 6 GB for windows, too Be sure to clear the browser cache from time to time, as this reduces the free RAMdisk.
At this moment Firefox occupies between 300 and 400 MB of RAM:
http://i.imgur.com/VpJIdLz.png

Greetings from Germany