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Managing Director KernelAppsGet an idea about the advanced features integrated into the Base Recovery tool.
Reliable and Instant Recovery This program successfully repairs the damages of ODB files and easily restores tables, queries in almost every situation. In fact, with the help of advanced algorithm that is embedded within the software, the users can easily recover every single data present in the corrupt .odb files.
Retains Data Integrity Many presume that .odb file recovery operation affects the formatting of the file and the tables or queries present in it. However, this software ensures the successful file recovery by preventing all the possible threats of loss of formatting. The entire structure or the integrity of data present in the file remains intact. However, the names of the repaired .odb files will be the original file name prefixed by the text ‘REC’.
Batch Recovery of Unlimited ODB Files The software also facilitates its user with batch repairing of multiple .odb files in just a single cycle. In fact, it doesn’t matter what is the size of individual file, with this tool you can collectively restore various files of different size in just one click. This feature enables the user to repair the multiple damaged databases in almost every condition.
Straightforward to Use Kernel for Base Recovery tool features interactive GUI environment for quick and easy recovery without holding any technical expertise. Recovery can be performed in three simple steps – select the corrupt ODB file, provide the saving location, and restore it.
Supported Versions All versions of OpenOffice
Operating SystemWindows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000, 98, NT, 95
Windows Server 2019, 2016, 2012, 2008 R2, 2008, 2003 R2, 2003
ProcessorIntel® Pentium Processor compatible (x86, x64) or equivalent
Memory + Hard Disk64 MB RAM Minimum 50 MB of disk space
Home License Permits home users to use the software on single system
Electronic Yes
Version8.12.01
Date First Available
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