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Giveaway of the day — iCare SD Memory Card Recovery Pro 1.0
iCare SD Memory Card Recovery Pro 1.0 was available as a giveaway on July 16, 2017!
iCare SD Memory Card Recovery allows to recover data from Android phone cards and camera cards: SD(SDHC, SDXC, MicroSD), CF Card, XD card and other memory cards of all kinds of brands. The piece of software may come in handy when you need to recover data from accidentally/intentionally formated cards asking for reformatting or if data becomes inaccessible after formatting, virus attack, file deletion on phones/cameras etc.
- Supports Mobile/Camera SD Memory Card, MicroSD/tf, xd, CF Card, SDXC, end other devices.
- Supports various file systems including RAW, FAT32, FAT16, FAT12, NTFS5, NTFS, exFat
- Supports all kinds of memory cards including Sandisk, Samsung, Kingston, Silicon Power, Beeway, Generic, PNY, Transcend etc.
Please note: you can find the license code in the readme.txt file that is included in the downloadable archive. You can also check out other products offered by iCare Recovery on the official website
System Requirements:
Windows XP/ 7/ Vista/ 8.1/10
Publisher:
iCare RecoveryHomepage:
https://www.icare-recovery.com/card-recovery/File Size:
4.05 MB
Price:
$69.99
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I've tried about five times, and each time I launch the application, it says, "The application was unable to start correctly
(0xc0000022). Click OK to close the application. "
I don't know what is wrong, because I have reinstalled the programme three times, also...
It's a bit late, but anyone got any ideas about this? Is it the programme, or my computer?/
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Worked great recovering pictures I had deleted on my SD card but it would not find the movies. I had about 6 very short .MOV files but it did not recover them. The movie files are the ones I actually wanted to recover.
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Installed and registered fine on Windows 10 32bit Laptop Computer.
iCare could not see my 32G SD Card.
Other recovery softwares see the SD card without any fuss (Kerish Doctor).
Explorer shows SD Card but iCare was unable to after several refreshes.
Any solution to this from the developers.
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I also have icare Date Recovery pro.
Don't know if that makes a difference but I ran that then downloaded todays offering and it works very well indeed.
Its a bit 'Clunky' and somewhat fussy but with perseverance it found 258 deleted files from a 1Gb SD card with ease and they were all usable tho you really need to recover them to a partition on your HD before reading them.
When i first ran it I then plugged in my SD card holder/adapter to USB and had to hit 'Back' before it recognised the card but that was to be expected really.
Worth persevering with as it DOES work, and better than i expected - And I am a Virgo!!
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Terry E,
Sorry. Running a 64bit W7 PC
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Doesn't work on my XP laptop, cant read the bottom of the screen or shrink it. Tried to leave feedback on their website doesn't work either. Also doesn't work on hard disks, uninstalling it. Junk.
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The same as others: the GOTD-software does not see the SD-card:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/39aul6mcmrliny0/GeenSD-kaart-2.png?dl=0
I did also a test in another version of Windows.
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Pass on this software. Will not find any of 5 sdhc cards tried.
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michelangelo, then all your cards are damaged and no recovery-software will be able to recover the deleted files.
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Do anyone knows howto or got and idea on how to preserve these giveaways for later use ? the problem as most will know is with program such as this you hope not to have to use on a regular basis but when something goes wrong you certainly happy to have it handy but downloading from this site means you have to install and register the program the same day and if you are not very discerning you can soon end up with a full desktop of programs , so if there is a way to register a program and keep it for further use elsewhere when needed it would be a great gift if someone can share it , hope i am not asking for anything illegal .
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Jerry,
The alternative might be to try to install on a removable disk/card or memory stick.
Activate it and leave it till ready.
And update it at your peril in a lot of cases. Lol
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Jerry,
The closest to bullet proof method Ive found to keep giveaway offers is to install them to a VM [Virtual Machine] running Windows 7 or 8 -- that avoids problems if you reinstall Windows, & avoids the chance that an app will deactivate after upgrading builds or versions of 10, which is done now twice a year. The Virtual Hard Disk [VHD] where the VM resides can be located &/or stored almost anywhere, including on removable drives if you wish. And your VM(s) can often be moved to another device or version of Windows & stay intact -- I've done this by copying the VirtualBox VM files [not the VirtualBox app itself] to the copy of Windows where I wanted to run it.
Many giveaway offers will only activate with the key given on the day of the giveaway, & many will also tie activation to the hardware where it's installed. Together with the GOTD setup app, when used, that means the only 100% reliable method of preserving them is to keep disk/partition image backups of that copy of Windows that can be restored to the same hardware if ever needed.
That said, IMHO your concern regarding installing every single giveaway offer is valid -- some apps don't work so well, while others have what's to me is an unacceptable impact on your Windows install. I use a separate VM for monitoring & testing that I restore afterward, while some others use a virtualization app like Time Freeze [free] or Shadow Defender [sometimes given away].
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Terry E, & TK
Thanks for your reply ,as it is i do understand the giveaway system but just thought i could keep some usefull programs before i install them , a few years back on my old xp machine i had a way of doing that but having left xp behind so long i forgot how to go about it now and i am sure if i had the time i would find some means but for now i will leave it at that until some bright spark writes some program .thanks again for the reply
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TK, my problem is that due to time constraints, I usually end up looking at GAOTD at work during my breaks, and then when I get home I don't always get to load them in at that time because my lappy isn't charged up. I downloaded this one, but I may pass because of the comments I've seen. I store my photos on SD cards and backup to external HD, and Shutterfly, and I've only had one SD card ever corrupt (and that one, I was able to get most of the photos off it). It would be nice to be able to activate them later - which you used to be able to do when this site first opened.
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Nope, despite Device manager seeing the damaged cards iCare never even found the cards.
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jim, if you have damaged cards no recovery-software will recover the deleted files!
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nibo1978, iCare should at least show/find the card even if it's not able to recover files from it. But it doesn't even do that.
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