There's also a Mac version that costs $99-more on this below. In other words, recovering 24 files one at a time would use up your license in one shot, whereas selecting the same 24 files and recovering them all at once would only take up one of your 24 recovery shots. You can use the software to scan a disk as often as you like, but each time you actually tell the program to recover one or more files, that counts as one of your 24 allowed uses. I tested the Premium version of Seagate Recovery Suite, which costs $79.99 for a one-year license that allows it be installed on one system and used 24 times. However, in testing it couldn't recover as many files as our top software in this field, Ontrack EasyRecovery and Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery, and its license limits the number of times you can use the program-and that limitation may be enough to send you elsewhere. In fact, the app performs well, and it has an exceptionally clear and usable interface. Given that Seagate has been making high-quality hard disks for years, you'd expect its Premium Recovery Suite to be a top contender among data recovery software. Recovered fewer files than competitive products.How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.

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