PowerPoint Repair Tool - Repair & Recover Corrupted PPT Files

Kernel for PowerPoint is a user-friendly tool for repairing corrupt or damaged PowerPoint files. It ensures that no critical information is lost due to the corruption issues. Here are the important benefits of this tool:

Repair corrupt PowerPoint files
Fixes corruption due to hardware failures, system shut down errors and virus attacks.
Performs recovery in two modes – Standard Mode & Integrated Mode
Retrieves text, formatting, fields, images, animations, sound effects, OLE objects etc. accurately
Supports all PowerPoint formats including PPT, PPTX , PPS, and PPSX
Recovers deleted files and works even with password-protected files
Support MS PowerPoint version 2013/2010/2007/2003/XP/2000/97/95

Features of Kernel for PowerPoint Recovery

Quick and Accurate Recovery of Every Bit of Data

Kernel for PowerPoint is very quick and precise in its recovery operation. It accurately recovers text, formatting, fields like hyperlinks, OLE objects, images, animations etc. very accurately. Also it recovers basic shapes, callouts, Word Art, stars, banners and Media Player files from the presentation files.

Support for Multiple PowerPoint Formats

Kernel for PowerPoint recovers data from PowerPoint files of all formats. It includes popular formats like PPT, PPTX, PPS, and PPSX. Also, it supports all recent versions of MS PowerPoint.

Two Recovery Modes

Kernel for PowerPoint has two recovery modes – Integrated and Standard. In situations of minor corruption, quick recovery is possible using the Integrated Mode. But when the corruption is severe, users need to employ the Standard Mode.

Assured Integrity of the Recovered Data

Integrity of the data is completely assured in recovery by using Kernel for PowerPoint recovery software. Irrespective of the intensity of corruption and the size of the PowerPoint file, it recovers the data completely. Just after the recovery, users can use the recovered files for their original purpose.

Preview Data before Saving

The best feature of Kernel PowerPoint is recovery is its preview facility. Nothing is more assuring than seeing the recovered data on the screen. There, you can verify whether the recovered data is complete in all respects.

User-friendly GUI

The user-friendly GUI of Kernel for PowerPoint is a great convenience for non-technical users. It makes PowerPoint recovery simple and easy. If required, users can rely on its help file too.

Evaluate Free Trial Version

Before purchasing the full version of Kernel for PowerPoint, you are recommended to try its trial version. It helps you recover and preview the lost PowerPoint slides.

System Requirements

Supported Versions:

PowerPoint 2013/2010/2007/2003/XP/2000/97/95
OS- Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP/2000/98/NT/95

Basic Requirements:

Memory - 64 MB
Free Disk Space - 50 MB
MS Office with PowerPoint (same version as that of corrupt PowerPoint file)

	Software Features	Trial Version	Full Version
	Two Recovery Modes - Integrated and Standard
	Support for PPT, PPTX, PPS, and PPSX formats
	Preview
	Save recovered data

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Steps to Perform PowerPoint File Recovery

Kernel for PowerPoint Recovery tool is capable of restoring MS PowerPoint files that become inaccessible due to unexpected system shutdown, power failure, virus attacks, media errors, bad sectors in the disk, software failure etc. Using this tool, the steps you would require to follow to recover corrupt or damaged PPT file are as follows:

Select
Preview
Save

To start the recovery process, select the corrupt file and click the Recover button.

In this step, the software starts displaying the recovered slides and you can have a clear preview after recovering data.

Preview after recovering PowerPoint data

In the final step, the recovered data is saved in three files - Text, Pictures and the Slide.

FAQs - Kernel for PowerPoint Repair

How Integrated Mode is diffident form Standard Mode?

Kernel for PowerPoint is designed with two recovery modes � Integrated and Standard. Integrated mode helps to fix minor corruption issues. Bur while dealing with major corruption, it is ideally recommended to try Standard mode. It can fix sever issues of corruption in almost any condition.
Do I need to take help from data recovery experts for using Kernel for PowerPoint?

No. Kernel for PowerPoint is an easy-to-use tool. You can perform efficient recovery by reading the on-screen instruction. You refer to its help file if necessary. Also, we have a dedicated team to support you in case you need assistance.
Do I need to pay for the free version of Kernel for PowerPoint?

No. The trial version is absolutely free. You can download it after checking the installation requirements.
Is it necessary to purchase the full version of Kernel for PowerPoint after the trial?

It depends on your requirements only. If you want to save the recovered data, you need to purchase the full version. Only the full version has the saving facility.
What to do if something goes wrong with PowerPoint Recovery?

You can contact our dedicated support team through chat, phone or email. We are always there to assist you.

MVP Reviews

Justin Vendette (Microsoft MVP) United States Waukesha, WI

Review of Kernel for MS Office Recovery When was the last time you had a Microsoft Office file failure on an important document? An everyday user may report that they’ve never encountered a corrupted Microsoft Office file, yet business users may state that it happens more often than they would like.
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Kernel for PowerPoint

Features of Kernel for PowerPoint Recovery

How Integrated Mode is diffident form Standard Mode?

Do I need to take help from data recovery experts for using Kernel for PowerPoint?

Do I need to pay for the free version of Kernel for PowerPoint?

Is it necessary to purchase the full version of Kernel for PowerPoint after the trial?

What to do if something goes wrong with PowerPoint Recovery?