Efficiently Recover Data from Virtual Environment with Outstanding VHD Recovery

Recover data from Virtual environment & repair corruptions with any version of NTFS & FAT file systems. Virtual environment data recovery software is powerful tool which is intended for all users which need for recovering data from Virtual environment VHD partition. It also facilitates to load previous scanned partition details again. With this tool, you are in safe side because this application enables to handle all issues related to VHD file like: MBR problem of fixed VHD and repair errors which come at the time to access VHD file data. It will become a magic wand to make the data recovery in Virtual environment corruption situations. It allows for retrieving data even if the VHD file or Virtual partition has been deleted or shift deleted. The free demonstrative version of Hyper-V recovery software guides how to recover data from Hyper-V Server. But it restricts to save the entire recovered data. You need to purchase the full licensed version of this software at $99 only. For more information, check out our website: http://www.vhdrecovery.com/recoverdata-from-virtual-environment.html

Requirements:
Pentium II 400 MHz, 64 MB RAM, Minimum 10 MB Space

What's new in this release:
Improved Scan Modes plus Save Scanning Report feature has recently added in Upgraded Hyper-V Recovery

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