DOC Regenerator Review

Many of us have lost a document at one point, and most of us know it can be a hurtful experience. Computers can really be a drag, and nothing is worse than having a word document deleted or even worse, having a corrupted document. This program, Doc Regenerator, strives to keep those problems away.

The first thing I noticed when I ran 'DR' was that the interface certainly isn't flashy, it's pretty boring actually. It's not the kind of interface you would expect for a product that costs almost as much as Norton Antivirus software.

The program does get the job done though. The idea alone is a very well executed. It's pretty simple to the average Windows user with some software experience, and doable for novices. You just locate the source of the file you wish to recover and choose the output location. Considering it would probably be used sparingly, that shouldn't be too much of a problem.

Doc Regenerator is a great buy for anyone looking at a convenient way to recover lost or deleted files. It's a savior for the average college student and for some employees as well.

For us 'normies' suffering high gas prices though, backing up your files on CD or maybe even a old-fashioned floppy may be the more suitable option.