What is the difference between recuva free and recuva pro

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Hello

I am thinking of purchasing recuva pro but I am not sure what the difference is between the free version and the professional version, can anyone help me on this? 

Thank you

Richard Norman

By the way my email address is {Removed Nukecad}.

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You should not put your email address in plain sight. - Unless you actualy wanted to get bombarded with a load of scam/phishing emails that is?

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Hello nukead

I thought it best to add my email address, however I did select to be notified of replies to my topic, will this replies appear in my inbox? 

Thank you Richard

Can you answer my question?

Kind Regards

Richard

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If you set email notifications then they are sent to the email that you registered when joining the forum. 

That is not shown openly, to protect your privacy. (Moderators and Piriform Staff can see it if needed).

There is no difference in what Free/Pro can recover, or where to. (Apart from Pro has support for virtual drives). 

The differences are shown on the download page:

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So unless you have a virtual HD, want automatic updates (It's been 4 years since the last update to Recuva), or want to be able to raise 'tickets' with support then the Free version is all you need.

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Hello Nukead

What I did was accidentaly delete a 110GB file from my computer, are you saying that the free version of recuva can recover this for me, if so I am amazed truly. 

Kind Regards

Richard

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35 minutes ago, Richard Norman said: 
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		are you saying that the free version of recuva can recover this for me, if so I am amazed truly.
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Yes the Free version can recover the files - if they are at all recoverable.

NOTE- Try not to use that computer in the meantime, any use may overwrite (some of) the deleted files making them unrecoverable.

The recovery capabilities of Recuva Free and Pro versions are no different at all, either one will do exactly the same job of recovery. 

(Unlike some other softwares where the free version will only say it finds them, but you then have to pay for recovery).

The documentation for Recuva can be found here, see in particular what it can and can't do:

https://www.ccleaner.com/docs/recuva/introducing-recuva