Effortlessly Repair Corrupt Virtual Disk with Corrupt Virtual Disk Repair Tool

Are you searching a fail-safe solution to achieve corrupt Virtual disk repair process & repair corrupt Virtual Disk data then use our best VHD file recovery software which works as corrupt Virtual Disk repair tool. If you want to recover your earlier deleted VHD data or file/folder during the recovery process then this application provides the best options. It permit for repair Hyper-V VHD file so that you can easily recover your VHD data without any changes. It has now “Raw” scan mode that permits to remove corruption of fixed VHD like: Master Boot Record. Load scanned items of multiple partition without re-scanning. You can repair and recover dynamic and static files of Virtual drive. With the help of demo version of VHD data recovery software, you can easily examine the working criteria of this software. Accomplish the corrupt Virtual disk repairing process and solves all the corruption issues in a single click. So, try it & it will let you know that how to repair Hyper-V VHD file corruption issues and get data back. For more information: http://www.vhdrecovery.com/repair-corrupt-virtual-disk.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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