Software Directory Snoop download

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(BELOW!) FREE DOWNLOAD LINKS FOR:  Directory Snoop 5.03
RESUME/REVIEW BY CUTEAPPS: Directory Snoop is a cluster-level search tool that lets Windows users snoop through their FAT and NTFS formatted disk drives to see what data may be hiding in the cracks. Use Directory Snoop to recover deleted files you thought you would never see again or permanently erase sensitive files so that no one will know they ever existed. Supported media include local hard drives, floppy disks, Zip disks, MO disks, and flashcard devices.
(description, more information, click here - File search, undelete, and wipe utility for Windows)

File size: 1647 Kb

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File search, recovery, and wipe utility for Windows. Recover deleted files and data from individual clusters. Display raw directory structures and purge erased file names. Snoop through files and clusters with advanced search functions.

(File search, undelete, and wipe utility for Windows)

This is the download page for Directory Snoop - Directory Snoop is a cluster-level search tool that lets Windows users snoop through their FAT and NTFS formatted disk drives to see what data may be hiding in the cracks. Use Directory Snoop to recover deleted files you thought you would never see again or permanently erase sensitive files so that no one will know they ever existed. Supported media include local hard drives, floppy disks, Zip disks, MO disks, and flashcard devices.

 

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