Restorer2000 Data Recovery Software offers these benefits:

· Undelete and Recovery files and folders on NTFS and FAT hard drives or partitions.

· Data recovery on damaged NTFS and FAT partitions and formatted hard drives (Professional version only).

· Recover compressed files on NTFS partitions.

· Restore files and directories when names contain national language characters.

· NTFS file recovery with alternative data streams.

· Creation and usage of images of entire hard drives, logical disks (partitions) or its parts.

· Support copying of system locked files such as registry hives.

· User-friendly interface. Intuitive to use, even for non-technical users.

· Implementation of user-defined regions on NTFS and FAT hard drives or partitions.

· Advanced file system navigation implementing both file searching and file mask selection.

· Detailed event log, which can be saved to a file.

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There is a free version available there. Maybe that will help.

When data is deleted, it is simply marked as free space which means that the OS can write over it. If you've reinstalled your OS then chances are, that you'v lost some of that data, but maybe not all of it. If the data that you need has already been written over, then you need to call somebody and pay them to restore your data for you. But I would only recommend doing that if you really really needed it.