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TL;DR: Disk Drill Pro 4 can help recover deleted files and photos. As of Jan. 28, you can get lifetime access and upgrades to the software for only $49.99 — a 57% savings.

Like an insurance policy for your data, Disk Drill Pro 4 is an innovative app that can recover, restore, or reconstruct over 400 different types of files from your computer or external hard drive. Made for both Mac and Windows, the app is user-friendly and makes scanning for lost or deleted data relatively easy. 

All you have to do is choose a drive you want to search and hit "scan." Once the scan is finished, Disk Drill Pro will show you the files, photos, videos, and documents you lost as if they were there all along. Then you can simply choose which ones you want to save and click "recover."

Disk Drill also comes packed with tools to prevent you from losing data like this again — like disk health monitoring, byte-to-byte disk, and partition backups, boot drive creation, and a recovery vault. The app can also analyze your disk space, remove duplicate or unused files, free up space, and reduce the overall size of your data backups.

Here's a quick overview of how it all works:

Snag a lifetime subscription to Disk Drill Pro 4, which includes all future upgrades, for just $49.99 (regularly $118) for a limited time.

Save 57% on this useful data recovery tool

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