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FREE Fully Licensed Retail Version Lexar Image Rescue 3 Software

Updated by Raymond - 8 months ago - Software
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Previously I’ve introduced PC INSPECTOR Smart Recovery which is a data recovery program from CONVAR for Flash Card, Smart Media, SONY Memory Stick, IBM Micro Drive, Multimedia Card, Secure Digital Card or any other data carrier for digital cameras. Other than that, I’ve also posted 10 more free data recovery software that works on PC and removable drives.
FREE Image Rescue 3 serial license key
The above mentioned software are the free ones and there are also paid data recovery software which we will be reviewing shortly. Some shareware are cheap while some are ridiculously expensive. As a general rule, most of the shareware are better than freeware because it comes with support directly from the developers themselves to make sure that you’re not having problems in using the software that they created. When trying to recover deleted images from a memory card or removable USB flash drive, it is important to use a trusted and reliable software or else the photos that you accidentally deleted are gone forever. Good news is I discovered that it is possible to use a recovery software called Lexar Image Rescue 3 that normally cost $29.99 for free! The best part is it works on both Windows and Mac OS.

Lexar is a well known brand for memory cards and USB flash drive. Other than producing hardware, they also have their own home brand data recovery software called Lexar Image Rescue. The Lexar Image Rescue software is a fast and easy to use program to get back images, photos, videos and audios that was either accidentally or purposely deleted. Even media files that are removed from a formatted memory card that seems to appear blank when connected to a computer can also be recovered.

Lexar Image Rescue 3 makes it easy for anyone to recover deleted image, thanks to the step by step instructions on the program. Before running Image Rescue 3, plug in your USB flash drive or the memory card that you want to recover first. Then run Image Rescue 3, select the device that is listed on the program and click the Continue button.

Lexar Select Card

The next step is to select the brand of the camera which the memory card was attached to or you can simply select Generic where all common media types will be scanned.

Lexar File Types

At step 3, click on the Start button to scan. When any recoverable image(s) are found, click the Continue button and the next step allows you to preview the images so you can select only the images that you would like to recover. Double click on the preview image to toggle between keep and ignore. You can click on the magnifying glass icon to zoom in the image.

Lexar Preview Images

The final step 5 is to select the location that you want to save the recovered image. You can change the location and click on the Save button to save the images to the specified path. There is an additional bonus step where you can burn a backup copy of the restored images to CD/DVD via the built-in burn to disc feature in Windows 7. You can ignore this feature if you fine with just saving the recovered image to your hard drive.

Image Rescue 3 also comes with a few advanced tools that can be accessed by clicking on the View all Tools button. Test Card will perform a series of tests to detect any read errors or problems on the boot record and file system. This ensures that you’re always using a good and working memory card in your camera to avoid images being corrupted when taken with the camera.

Lexar Advanced Tools

As for the Format Card, everything in the card will be deleted. Erase Card is similar to what is called as secure wiping where the recoverable images on the card are permanently deleted and prevented from future recovery.

To get your free full version of Lexar Image Rescue 3 software, simply click on the download links below according to your operating system. To install, extract imagerescue3.zip and run setup.exe to start the installation. No serial key code required. Although the version 4 of Lexar Image Rescue has been released with a higher price tag, we found that the version 3 is good enough to recover deleted photos from memory cards.

Download Lexar Image Rescue 3 for Windows XP/Vista/7
Download Lexar Image Rescue 3 for Mac OS

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27 comments on “FREE Fully Licensed Retail Version Lexar Image Rescue 3 Software”

  1. Nayam Kar says:
    2 years ago

    I want this Rescue Software

    Reply
  2. zulhan says:
    3 years ago

    thx ats info nya Raymond
    but aQ mau tanya utk file Mp3 bisa g’?
    ato cuma untuk JPEG, TIFF, dan RAW format aja

    yhx atas info nya…

    Reply
  3. Aline says:
    3 years ago

    Ufa, que alivio!! Depois de muitos programas baixados… esse foi o unico que realmente recuperou tudo!!!
    MUITO OBRIGADA!

    Reply
  4. teaberry says:
    3 years ago

    Wow, thank you very much Raymond. I was looking for software like this as my 4gb SD card recently corrupted.

    Reply
  5. Michael says:
    3 years ago

    My mom accidentally erased all the pics from her camera. They had just returned from Vegas and as you can imagine she was heart broken. I found your blog post, got the program and recovered all her pics. Needless to say I am a hero. Thanks for the help in scoring some brownie points.

    Reply
  6. Uncle Joe says:
    4 years ago

    Thanks you saved my life

    Reply
  7. Peter says:
    4 years ago

    A big “ThankYou” from germany :)

    nice page

    Reply
  8. hasan says:
    4 years ago

    thx baby

    Reply
  9. bub says:
    4 years ago

    But I didn’t purchase any card…
    Wouldn’t that be stealing?

    Reply
  10. Franck says:
    4 years ago

    Merci beaucoup Raymond !!!

    Reply
  11. Ahmad Maher says:
    4 years ago

    thank you raymond.

    Reply
  12. bobdabusted says:
    4 years ago

    I forgot to note CGSecurity’s PhotoRec has also outperformed a slew of recovery sharewares given out over at GAOTD.

    Even lacking a GUI, it’s still the program I reach for first if one of my cameras gorks up saving pictures.

    Reply
  13. bobdabusted says:
    4 years ago

    shinod, I had to tell NoScript to allow scripts to get it, but there\\\\\\\’s also a direct download link if you scroll down.
    ==========
    nice- having win2k, it may or may not help right away, but filed and ready…

    I\\\\\\\’d like to suggest taking a look at CGSecurity\\\\\\\’s PhotoRec- (cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec) a companion to TestDisk. both free.

    No GUI, less \\\\\\\’user-friendly\\\\\\\’ since it has multiple options and is keyboard-controlled, but it has a truly awesome range of file types it can recover- more than 180 file extensions (about 100 file families).

    and in my experience so far, it recovers files as well or better than at least a third of the ones on your top-10 list.

    I\\\\\\\’ll be downloading the rest of the top-10 list I didn\\\\\\\’t find earlier.

    Thanks.

    Reply
  14. John Matenkosky says:
    4 years ago

    Thanks, Raymond: this is the kind of software that you want to have and never use…

    Reply
  15. Tati says:
    4 years ago

    Thanks Raymond, very useful…

    Reply
  16. ceyfer says:
    4 years ago

    Wow Great sir! Great tool for me

    Reply
  17. shinod says:
    4 years ago

    i cant able to download.. an error msg showing after i selected my os and click download

    Reply
  18. sivajitheboss says:
    4 years ago

    thanksssss

    Reply
  19. avatarx-7 says:
    4 years ago

    Muchas gracias amigo. May you be elected president of the Universal GalacticNet in the near future. You are doing wonderful things for the whole world. And beyond.

    Reply
  20. Izam Saad says:
    4 years ago

    Good for my collections.
    Thanks bro!

    Reply
  21. Jeff says:
    4 years ago

    Thanks..

    Reply
  22. aran says:
    4 years ago

    thank you raymond.

    Reply
  23. KOLY says:
    4 years ago

    Thanks Raymond.

    Reply
  24. jeff parker says:
    4 years ago

    this is nice raymond!i love it!

    Reply
  25. ali says:
    4 years ago

    thanks raymond

    Reply
  26. Ammar says:
    4 years ago

    Thanks Raymond.

    Reply
  27. Ishaan says:
    4 years ago

    Hey thx Raymond…

    Reply

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