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Spinrite 6 0 free download - Service Pack 6 for Visual Basic 6.0, Service Pack 6 for Visual Basic 6.0, Visual C 6.0 with Visual Source Safe 6.0d, Java Runtime Environment (JRE), and many more.
Just copy SpinRite.exe to the ReadSpeed created USB stick, boot from it, hit ESC at the RS splash screen to get to a C: prompt, then run SpinRite. Please note: You will be subject to the various limitations of SpinRite 6.0 until SpinRite 6.1 is released. And, No, there is no specific release date for SR 6.1.

As you can see from the Windows screen image above, SpinRite 6.0 can create a bootable diskette or generate a standard, CD-R burnable ISO file to create a 'SpinRite boot CD'. A bootable SpinRite can also be 'installed' into any other motherboard bootable devices, such as USB flashdrives for easy, portable booting and use. Spinrite - What it does: Spinrite Explained: Buy Spinrite: https://ww.

SpinRite 6.0
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The best way to learn what SpinRite 6.0 can do for you is to click the
PLAY button below to watch this fun, interesting and fact-filled video:

Please wait a few seconds for the video to start downloading so
that it stays ahead of your viewing. (See the progress bar below.)

If video player controls are missing, you may right-click on the video for the player's menu:

You may download this MP4 video for local playback with this link: 'Product Demo Interviews'
Rather than watching the FLASH video above, you can
also grab smaller “Windows Media Video” (WMV) files
and play them with Windows Media Player:

A 13.4 megabyte ZIP file containing
SpinRite's two television video clips.

If you'd rather grab the clips separately:

Steve and Leo on TechTV — (8.6 Mb, playing time 11 min.)
This clip was made in Toronto where Leo Laporte hosts his 'Call For Help' television show for TechTV. We had a good discussion about how all modern drives have become dependent upon built-in error correction, and how SpinRite 6 monitors the drive's use of ECC (Error Correction Code) on the fly to help provide a highly sensitive early warning of impending drive failure.

Steve and Patrick on TechTV — (4.9 Mb, playing time 6 min)
This clip was made in San Francisco with Patrick Norton, then the host of 'The ScreenSavers' television show on TechTV. Patrick and I had a good discussion about the data recovery aspects of SpinRite 6 and how SpinRite is able to recover data even from impossible to read hard and floppy drive sectors.

A few notes about the SpinRite video clips

Contained in ZIP files — The .wmv media file is contained within a .zip file so that your browser will download the entire file into your computer and will not try to begin playing it until the download is complete. After the download of sr6_on_techtv.zip is completed, open that zip file and click on the sr6_on_techtv.wmv file it contains.
Windows Media Version 9 — Microsoft has made tremendous strides in the quality of their media format in recent years. Version 9 offers significantly better quality at low bit rates than their previous versions. This keeps media files as small as possible. Since all Windows systems are capable of playing Window Media Version 9 files, we have chosen the WMV9 format for the SpinRite clip.
The Version 9 Codec (COmpressor/DECompressor) — Codecs are internal Windows components that are completely separate from the external Windows Media Player which presents a user-interface and appears to play your media files. Even if you choose to use the 'classic' version 6.4 media player, or any other older media player before version 9, you can easily, and should, upgrade your system's internal media architecture to play version 9 files. There is no reason not to, and in fact, since it will also play all previous versions as well, this will prevent your Media Player from always trying to connect to Microsoft to 'update' itself.
If the clip won't play (or audio only) — If the SpinRite 6 video clip does not play, or plays audio only, your system does not yet have version 9 codecs. Simply go to this page on Microsoft's site to download and update your system's media player codecs. THIS WILL NOT AFFECT YOUR MEDIA PLAYER. It will simply give your current media player more capabilities and cause it to try less often to find the missing codecs. Choose the first package unless you're using the classic Media Player v6.4, in which case choose the second package.

Answers to the most common questions — After watching the video, you may wish to click the button below to read and review the answers to the most commonly asked questions by people considering the purchase and use of SpinRite:

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The best way to learn what SpinRite 6.0 can do for you is to click the
PLAY button below to watch this fun, interesting and fact-filled video:

You can't beat “Word Of Mouth” for explaining what something can do. And no one does a better
job of describing SpinRite successes than its own users. Be sure to check out some of the eMail
we continually receive from SpinRite's (often amazed and hugely relieved) new purchasers!

An Independent Review of SpinRite 6.0
KickstartNews recently reviewed our new SpinRite v6.0.
Here's a piece of their experience . . .

The opportunity for the first test appeared only one day after we received our copy of version 6. An 80GB hard drive on one of our busy storage servers decided to pack it in. Prior to trying SpinRite we were still able to access the drive intermittently but it was impossible to copy data or run a file undelete utility. A handful of important files had been written to the drive subsequent to the last backup the previous night; files which we needed within about 48 hours, which meant that a professional data recovery service (with its three week backlog) was out of the question. We removed the drive and installed it in an identical hardware configuration, then booted SpinRite 6 from CD and did a Level 2 recovery (see above for recovery level definitions). After 22 hours, SpinRite completed its work and pronounced the drive fully recovered. We reinstalled the drive in the original server. It ran perfectly, the research assistant who had created the required files copied them off the drive and that was that. Nice job SpinRite 6. The drive was still running fine as we went to publication with this review two weeks after the incident. We used a level 2 setting in SpinRite: Recover Unreadable Data.

You may read the entire SpinRite 6.0 review at Kickstartnews.

See what customers who use SpinRite think about it,
and for answers to the most common questions . . .

A review with Great Screen Shots
Leon Goldstein wrote a SpinRite v6.0 review for the Linux Journal. Leon's review includes shows some great screen shots of SpinRite in operation.
You may read the entire SpinRite 6.0 review at The Linux Journal.

Don Watkins talks about SpinRite & me
One of the founding fathers of the PC revolution, Don Watkins, made some room on his site to talk about my work and SpinRite 6.0. Thanks Don!
Check out that page and Don's great site.

After more than seven months of non-stop development, and more than two months of continuous testing by hundreds of SpinRite 6.0 pre-purchase volunteers, it is with great pride that we have released the sixth major version of SpinRite for upgrade to prior users and sale to new users.

By operating directly upon magnetic storage media at a level below any installed operating system, this major milestone release of SpinRite is able to operate on all Windows XP NTFS formats, all DOS FAT, all Linux file systems, Novell, Macintosh (if temporarily moved into a PC) or anything else — it can even be used to repair and recover the hard drive from an ailing TiVo!

SpinRite v6.0 achieves complete operating system independence by incorporating the FreeDOS operating system. This allows it to be used on any and all Intel/AMD PC systems. As you can see from the Windows screen image above, SpinRite 6.0 can create a bootable diskette or generate a standard, CD-R burnable ISO file to create a 'SpinRite boot CD'. A bootable SpinRite can also be 'installed' into any other motherboard bootable devices, such as USB flashdrives for easy, portable booting and use.

If you are not already familiar with SpinRite's more than two decade history of
seemingly miraculous data recovery, or if you are not sure SpinRite is for you, please
take a few minutes to read some true-life stories from SpinRite's users.

The most common pre-purchase questions can be quickly answered by reading SpinRite's Frequently Asked Questions page. Please check it out!

To learn about SpinRite's history and much of its technology and capabilities, please see our existing, extensive, SpinRite web area and documentation.

Or read what SpinRite's past users have to say about the program and find answers to other questions you might have . . .

Or click this button to begin the process of upgrading or purchasing your own copy of the world's leading mass storage maintenance and data recovery utility . . .

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