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| Feature | Card Recovery v3.60 b1012 | Recuva 1.53 | EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard 16 | PhotoRec 7.2 | |---------|---------------------------|-------------|-------------------------------|---------------| | | Images only | Images + docs | Full media | None | | Deep scan speed | Moderate | Fast | Very fast | Slow but thorough | | RAW camera support | Excellent (CR2, NEF, ARW) | Good | Excellent | Excellent | | Price | Legacy (one-time ~$39) | Free/$24.95 | $69.95/year | Free | | Windows 11 native | No (compatibility mode) | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Ease of use | Wizard-based | Simple | Intuitive | Command-line (for advanced) |

: When recovering files, always save the restored data to your computer's hard drive or a different USB drive, never back onto the same memory card. card recovery v3.60 build 1012

Handles FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, and NTFS-formatted cards. Notably strong with FAT32, which is common in older and mid-range cameras. | Feature | Card Recovery v3

Choose the drive letter assigned to your memory card (e.g., E: or F:). Do not select your C: drive. Choose the drive letter assigned to your memory card (e

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| Feature | Card Recovery v3.60 b1012 | Recuva 1.53 | EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard 16 | PhotoRec 7.2 | |---------|---------------------------|-------------|-------------------------------|---------------| | | Images only | Images + docs | Full media | None | | Deep scan speed | Moderate | Fast | Very fast | Slow but thorough | | RAW camera support | Excellent (CR2, NEF, ARW) | Good | Excellent | Excellent | | Price | Legacy (one-time ~$39) | Free/$24.95 | $69.95/year | Free | | Windows 11 native | No (compatibility mode) | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Ease of use | Wizard-based | Simple | Intuitive | Command-line (for advanced) |

: When recovering files, always save the restored data to your computer's hard drive or a different USB drive, never back onto the same memory card.

Handles FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, and NTFS-formatted cards. Notably strong with FAT32, which is common in older and mid-range cameras.

Choose the drive letter assigned to your memory card (e.g., E: or F:). Do not select your C: drive.