I made the unfortunate mistake (about a month ago) to purchase Dataownerclub Windows Error Repair before first trying it. I requested a refund within 48 hours after buying it because it is a very poor program (to be polite). I immediately uninstalled it. My request for a refund (from someone called Wing) was simply brushed off and ignored. So be warned to avoid this company’s products.

Ferdinand  –  7 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+22)

Traduci

Not ready for prime-time! Program scans 2Gb hard disk and then crashes at the end just before the end of the scan. It is successful on flash drives but some of the recovered files were just fragments and therefore useless.

It appears to be a nice program and it does work, but in a very limited capacity. If the developer can get it to complete a scan of a hard drive it would be exactly as advertised.

Susan  –  7 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+18)

Traduci

I was interested in the Dataownerclub's last giveaway here but its representative Wing did not give any sensible answers to people who asked for more details about how the software worked. I am not very hopeful that Wing will answer anything but I have to ask anyway, because I would like to know how come a small obscure Chinese software business is chosen by so many of the world's biggest companies as a supplier?

Because that's what your Dataownerclub website Home Page says, happily printing the corporate logos of $billion multinational companies like IBM, Nike, Pfizer, Colliers, Continental tyres etc, all of whom must surely be providing enough business for there to be no need to do giveaways of your products.

I don't believe Dataownerclub is supplying anything software to IBM or any of the other companies it mentions. I think Dataownerclub is instead making stuff up to try to con the gullible.

The problem with that is if Dataownerclub can tell lies about itself, then it can just as equally tell lies about how good its software is.

I am not gullible and am familiar with IBM and its operating divisions, so please tell me just what it is that your company sells to it because I would be genuinely interested to know. Are you helping IBM with Windows Error Repairs, or speeding up Windows, or is it today's data recovery software that IBM needed from you?

If you are not prepared to say, then I am not prepared to deal with Dataownerclub, and I would certainly never try your software or recommend anyone else to do so.

Claire  –  7 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+16)

Traduci

How to activate Dataownerclub Data Recovery 1.1 . Where do I enter my license key?

YURY KUZMIN  –  7 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+3)

Traduci

YURY KUZMIN, you need to scan a drive first, then click on Recover and the registration window pops up.

YURY KUZMIN, you need to scan a drive first, then click on <b>Recover</b> and the registration window pops up.
Save | Cancel

senzai6293  –  7 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+11)

Traduci

Problem: impossible to register because it crashed (twice) during the scan ... (of a 256 GB SSD only ...)

B  –  7 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+10)

Traduci