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Kernel Access Database Repair Software 7.06.03
Nucleus Kernel Access Database Repair software to rebuild corrupt mdb database
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Nucleus Data Recovery
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- Windows - 922KB
- Licence: Shareware, $199.00 to buy
- Date Added: April 10, 2008
- Release status: Minor Update
Kernel Access Database Repair Software 7.06.03 Description:
Kernel Access - Corrupt MS Access database repair software tool is designed to reconstruct corrupt access database files which gets corrupted. The software uses LivePreview technology, which quickly extracts the damaged database structure and restores lost tables and data stored in the tables. Supported MS Access databases are MS Access 2003, MS Access XP, MS Access 2000, MS Access 97.
| Software OS: | Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003 |
| Setup Filename: | Nucleus-Kernel-Access.exe |
| System Requirements: | Pentium II 400 MHz, 64 MB RAM, 10 MB |
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Kernel Access - Corrupt MS Access database repair software tool is designed to reconstruct corrupt access database files which get corrupted. The software uses LivePreview technology, which quickly extracts the damaged database structure and restores lost tables and data stored in the tables. Supported MS Access databases are MS Access 2003, MS Access XP, MS Access 2000, MS Access 97. Using LivePreview technology, software allows you to view the contents of corrupt ms database files and hence makes sure the availability of the data from the damaged database file. Now more Powerful Recovery Engine which recovers more relationships and allows recovery of records even in case of heavily damaged databases.