Repair damaged Microsoft Access 2000-2013 .mdb and .accdb database files with Access Recovery.
This indispensable tool helps to resurrect databases and its components from healthy and damaged disks. As a rule a database becomes inaccessible due to a pair of reasons that are impossible to avoid. These are: data corruption of any type and hard drive corruption that causes unstable database work. So if you are employed as a database administrator, you have to cope with the problem before you see several furious people in your office, complaining they can't work. Access Recovery will do the job automatically so quickly, that office staff will hardly notice that something went wrong.
To stand out among other recovery products on the market we decided to change a common approach used in a recovery process. Access Recovery does not just repair database headers nor fixes corrupted database structural elements. It takes care of a database structure as a whole. During the first step a database is disjointed into separate records, every single element, including queries and table data, is checked and recovered. The second step is gathering all the components having been fixed into a consistent working database.
Unlike many other software manufacturers we employ a new approach, allowing Access Recovery not to intrude into the structure of original .mdb database, copying all necessary information and exporting everything that has been recovered into a newly created MS Access database.
In most cases Access Recovery resurrects databases automatically owing to a new uneraser engine. Even if your hard drive is severely corrupted or a file system is damaged so you can't get an access to your HDD, Access Recovery will thoroughly scan your disk, gathering all necessary information that will result into recovered working database. Access Recovery is equipped with a full preview function to assure you, that your specific database is recoverable, avoiding different misunderstandings.

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