Kernel For Access Recovery Proved Its Excellence With Its Efficient Database Recovery

Online, November 22, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Access database files are vulnerable to many corruption threats such as malware programs, forced closure of running MS Access program, corrupt hard disk and others. Corruption of Access databases may yield partial or complete data loss situation. Access users can fix minor corruption issues of MS Access with inbuilt recovery tool "Compact and Repair database". However, extensive damage to Access database folders is irreparable with inbuilt recovery tool of MS Access.

Corruption issues of Access databases have now become a forgotten matter with the launch of Kernel for Access Recovery. Designed and marketed by Kernel Recovery Tools, the software quickly retrieves lost objects from corrupt MDB or ACCDB files. The most highlighting feature of the software is its LivePreview technology that shows all recovered objects in a preview structure. Self explanatory graphical interface is another remarkable feature of the software that allows user to operate the program without any supervision.

This Access database recovery program helps user in fast and accurate retrieval of database objects such as auto numbers, primary keys, field names, indexes, secondary keys, unique keys, OLE data, date formats and many more. It thoroughly scans the local disk or Access Server to locate corrupt or damaged MDB/ACCDB files. Searched files can be repaired by the software with any one of the two recovery modes i.e., Standard mode and Template mode. Standard mode lets Access users to recover data from partly damaged MDB or ACCDB files. However, if corruption level of MDB file is extensive, one can choose Template mode to fix the issue.

Main aim of the company for the launch of this recovery tool is to fulfill the bulk access database recovery needs of the users. MDB repair tool of the company works smoothly with all versions of MS Access such as Access 97, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2010 and 2007. It can also be successfully installed and operated on MS Windows XP, Vista, 2000 and 2003 Servers. Evaluation version of the software successfully retrieves database objects from corrupt MDB or ACCDB files of system. It however does not let user to save recovered objects in system drive or Access Server. To save the recovered data, one will have to purchase the licensed version online either through company's resellers or official website http://www.accessrepair.net/