Byte Recovery

Yes, of course, you can. Please contact us to help you cancel the auto-renew subscription at any time.
Generally, you will receive an email 7 days prior to the end of the subscription, which includes the instructions to either continue the subscription or cancel the subscription.

Usually, you will receive an email containing your license key within 5 minutes of payment. If you haven't received it 30 minutes after payment, please contact us.

A file is saved as 2 parts on the storage device: directory info (which is comprised of the file name, timestamp and size info, etc.) and data content. If the files with original file names and folder structures cannot be opened, one possible reason is the corrupted directory info. There is still a chance to open it again after repairing it with some tools. But if the data content is damaged, there is no way to open it again.

No, we highly recommend saving the recover files to a different drive. But you can move it back to the original drive after restoring.
The storage structure of the lost files would be altered or damaged by any changes on the drive. If you save the recovered files back to the same drive, the original data structures and data content would be corrupted or overwritten, which causes permanent data loss. So you should prepare another disk to save the files.

It depends on the capacity of the hard drive and the performance of your computer. Generally, a few hours are the utmost. However, if you want to recover a large amount of data from a device with large sizes of files stored, time and patience are needed.

Byte Recovery supports recovering accidentally deleted data, including images, videos, music, etc. in the phone storage. Please connect your phone (or SD card) to the computer, run Byte Recovery, select the drive, then click Scan.