Repair Deleted Microsoft Excel Files in Original Format

Excel File Repair Software

Sometimes, after an unexpected shutdown, your Excel files get damaged. But now, there are a number of Excel File Repair Software available in the market.

Is that true that sometimes your excel worksheets get damaged or corrupted and being helpless you delete those files? After getting corrupted or damaged, an Excel file shows messages like, 'File Inaccessible' or 'File could not be opened', or 'Incorrect Format' etc.

Reasons Why Excel Files Get Damaged: You create and maintain Excel worksheets over a long period of time, and when these files get damaged, there is nothing you can do. There are many reasons why an .xls file gets crashed, damaged and corrupted-

Power cuts: If you are working on a PC, and you do not have a power back-up unit (UPS), and the power supply goes off while you are working on a worksheet; chances are there that your .xls file may get corrupted or damaged.

Using wrong applications to open the Excel Sheet: This can also frame your worksheet as corrupted or damaged.

Unexpected Shutdown: Once while working on a worksheet, because of a system process, your computer got slow and you used the Task Manager to close the program; doing so may also lead your files to get corrupted.

But the days are gone when you had to delete your corrupted files; there are many excel recovery tools that can retrieve all your lost data. These recovery kits come with detailed user guides, in which there is used simple understandable language, sometimes in plural number of languages so that everyone can use it. These software tools are so powerful that they allow you to recover multiple excel files at one go.

Some recovery utilities enable you to recover Merged Cells and Comments from a worksheet. There are generally two modes of data recovery, (i) Quick Recovery and (ii) Advance Recovery. While recovering or retrieving a file, these applications do not make any changes to original files, rather an exact file is generated in the process; and you can save the regenerated file at a location of your choice.

To use these recovery tools you must have a Windows Operating System installed on your computer. You should also have at least a RAM of 512MB (for Windows XP) and a RAM of 1GB (for Windows Vista & newer OS versions), and at least a Processor of 800MHZ on your system.

There are many companies that offer these softwares on their websites but it is always advised to you that you should use the Demo Versions first before making the buy, after assuring yourself with the quality and performance.