Recuva (Freeware)

[Mouzie]

Shalom!

Ever deleted a file? A song you like? You lost something you like from a crash, viruses, etc?

I, Mouzie will give you a freeware, this program will work for:

Window XP 32/64bits
Window Vista 32/64bits
Window 7 32/64bits

This program is created by the company Piriform, the same freeware company that created CCleaner and others great freeware products, the program will help you recovers lost data from: Recycle Bin, Camera, background losses, etc.

I posted this because, I assume a lot of us have lost some important data.

Please enjoy this great product shown by me.

Recuva Download:
Recuva - Undelete, Unerase, File and Disk Recovery - Free Download

Company's site, same creator of CCleaner.

Recuva - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Download.com
If you do not trust my site, then use CNET.

Notice: These links are not rival sites, they are freeware and you can use them as long as you like, the program is clean and as stated they are the maker of CCleaner which almost all of us uses.

Any questions or comments will be nice, post them!

[FORCE™]

u got to wait for a mod to approve putside links

[Mouzie]

u got to wait for a mod to approve putside links

Why? I posted a CNET link, anything there is clean, I am also a trusted member, so do not worry. If they wants me to take down the links, they can do so themselves.

[bloddyapache]

u got to wait for a mod to approve putside links

hes a trusted member ... but just to make sure i agree with sendi

[Grim]

CNET isn't a rival site therefore it doesnt break advertising and outside linking rules.

Good find yet again mouzie

[Obama]

CNET isn't a rival site therefore it doesnt break advertising and outside linking rules.

Good find yet again mouzie

Outside links aren't aloud regardless of its its a hacking site or not. Its differen't in some instances like this, but if someone comes on our site attempting to advert our members to their site(regardless of its its hacks or not), than its not aloud.

[bloddyapache]

Outside links aren't aloud regardless of its its a hacking site or not. Its differen't in some instances like this, but if someone comes on our site attempting to advert our members to their site(regardless of its its hacks or not), than its not aloud.

even if it helps out mpgh (blogs/forums to advertise mpgh... ETC)

[Grim]

Outside links aren't aloud regardless of its its a hacking site or not. Its differen't in some instances like this, but if someone comes on our site attempting to advert our members to their site(regardless of its its hacks or not), than its not aloud.

well i figured an unknown or untrusted site would be breaking the rules, i was just trying to say for a big and famous site like CNET its ok

[FORCE™]

wow this is bs, i would have been banned if i posted a link like that

[IHelper]

wow this is bs, i would have been banned if i posted a link like that

Because your a CS :/

[Grim]

wow this is bs, i would have been banned if i posted a link like that

if you posted a link to CNET, no you wouldnt have.. atleast not for the link you wouldnt

its not a hacking site.. all the files on the site are trusted by everyone, not just MPGH

[sendi12]

if you posted a link to CNET, no you wouldnt have.. atleast not for the link you wouldnt

its not a hacking site.. all the files on the site are trusted by everyone, not just MPGH

is ********e a rival site??

i guess so

u still need a mods approval

[bloddyapache]

thanks wps i was just trying to make sure

[Grim]

is ********e a rival site??

i guess so

u still need a mods approval

rapid share, media fire, mega upload and all the others are filtered sites because the files on them are raw and not scanned.. the downloads are not managed so you can download anything such as viruses to trojans and keyloggers from them. CNET is not in the filter because you can't get viruses or anything else of the sort from it especially not game hacks

[Mouzie]

wow this is bs, i would have been banned if i posted a link like that

No you wouldn't, CNET is a freeware download, things like AVG, AVIRA, CCLEANER, all of our free programs we uses are located at CNET, they are not a hacking site, all of their files are clean and they make sure they are clean otherwise they'll not post them up.

The company is the creator of CCLEANER, if you do not know what that is here:
CCleaner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This program is VERY popular and almost 8/10 computers have them.

Warpath beats me. :/