Perform Windows partition recovery with unprecedented ease

The File Allocation Table (FAT) and New Technology File System (NTFS) are the Windows based storage partitions which help a user in storing the data. The First FAT version was developed by Bill Gates which is presently having three different versions FAT12, FAT16, and FAT32. Afterwards, came the NTFS New Technology File System which is a more advanced partition system. A user can lose the NTFS data because of many reasons. Some of the errors which appear on the screen are operating system error, missing operating system, bad sector in the disk, partition table corruption, Windows installed hard drive, accidental file deletion, etc. A Windows Vista user can refer the Bootrec.exe tool for FAT or NTFS file recovery.

For using the Bootrec.exe tool a user would have to start the Windows RE program and enter the disc key first. Then enter the language, time, place and currency details when the system asks. Type Bootrec.exe command for opening the tool. Now use the following commands to open the tool.

/FixMbr
This command writes a compatible MBR on the partition. Rectify the MBR corruption for removing the non standard code before using /FixMbr.
/FixBoot
This command can rectify the Boot sector issues occurring because of non compatibility.
/ScanOs
This command conducts rigorous scans and eliminates the compatibility issues.
/RebuildBcd
This command helps a user in rebuilding the BCD from scratch. It checks the compatibility of various installations for repairing the partitions.

Using Bootrex.exe tool requires a lot of technical expertise and knowledge. This tool doesn’t assure the accurate NTFS File Recovery. It also consumes a lot of time while conducting scans. The most easy and effective way for NTFS File Recovery is FAT and NTFS file recovery tool. It is a crackerjack solution for FAT 16, FAT 32, NTFS, and NTFS5 corruptions. A user can even reacquire the data from IDE, EIDE, SCSI, SATA, PEN, ZIP and USB drives bu using this tool.

The NTFS Recovery tool executes recovery in three modes Quick, Extensive and File Trace. It is highly compatible with Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2003, 2000, 98, 95 and DOS operating systems.