On Tue, Nov 15, 2022 at 05:34 PM, JM Casey wrote: Of course how effective doing multiple rewrites of disk sectors to wipe information actually is, is also something I'm not fully certain of.- Unless

It might, but I don't think you can control the number of passes to performo n the disk with the GUI. Of course how effective doing multiple rewrites of disk sectors to wipe information actually is,

All I meant was that Jaws 2023 has been released sorry for confusing you

Hi Bill I’m getting confuse here ,some member say No new version pf jaws2023 and you and Madison say yes new version of 2023 have been released Oh which it is it? Addison

Hi Steve You say no update for jaws2023 ,well Madison say yes there a new version of jaws2023 Addison

Hi Madison Do you have jaws2023 for desktop 32 bits ? Do laptop used 32 or 64 bits? Addison

On Tue, Nov 15, 2022 at 02:41 PM, JM Casey wrote: I once looked into it [data recovery from a failed drive] about ten years ago when one of my hhds failed and the price I came up with was well over

Hi, Ron. The last version of JAWS to be released was J2023.2210.29.400-any.exe, posted on October 25, and it was not an update. It was the first public release of JAWS 2023. Bill White

Hi, There was an update I think it was last week or so. Ron & Globe

Thanks, Jim. I gladly sit corrected.

I want to echo what Adrian says here. I truly appreciate Mike's e-mails regarding Jaws updates. In addition, I've found that saving the executable files and then using them to install the updates

JM: Using a data recovery specialist company to recover data from a drive is always going to b expensive. Then, of course, the price will be higher, depending upon the capacity of the drive. Dave

Addison: There are no updates at present for JAWS 2023. Dave

 Brian: I am not sure what the version number of Thunderbird he has installed. I am going to his house on Friday. I will check before using your suggestions. Thank you for all your help. Dave

Forewarned is forearmed. I've given accurate, and unimpeachable, advice. It's up to individual readers to make their own choices. -- Brian - Virginia, USA - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 22H2, Build

And with that, I am unfollowing this thread. Gene...

Yup! There goes Mr. Vogel, acting like he's better than everyone else here, and acting like he knows everything. Just ignore him. Gene...

I got the update notice that 2023 was available when I was running 2022. This notice popped up if I rebooted or sopped and restarted JAWS. Jim Weiss jimweiss72@... “Failure is simply the

That could be one very big advantage of SSDs, once overwritten, the data might truly be unrecoverable by any means. Gene...

If I'm not mistaken, these instructions are misleading. They work for updates to an existing version, true, but I don't believe they work if Vispero issues a completely new version, such as the