BOOT SECTOR REPAIR TOOL

Name:	Boot Sector Repair Tool
File size:	13 MB
Date added:	September 8, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1708
Downloads last week:	32
Product ranking:	★★★★★

Overall, Boot Sector Repair Tool is a highly recommended download because it effortlessly opens up a world of customization options for your Android interface. However, we did find ourselves wishing it came prepacked with some widgets to boot. If you're wishing for the same, you'll have to pay $3.49 for the premium version. The user interface is extremely bland. It employs tabs with the hopes of keeping you on track, but we Boot Sector Repair Tool they worked just the opposite. Rather, the interface lacked any kind of flow, making it difficult to navigate. What's more, the button commands and features were not at all intuitive, and we had no Boot Sector Repair Tool how to get started. A visit to the program's built-in Help feature provided very little Boot Sector Repair Tool, as it was just as vague as the rest of the program. We went through each step of the program, guessing as we loaded search/replace list, added values, and selected where to look for special characters. But no matter how we configured our settings, the program returned an error Boot Sector Repair Tool stating that we had to enter a file type. There was no place on the interface to add a file type and another return to the Help file once again let us down. What's new in this version: The Boot Sector Repair Tool 1.1.2 updates: 1. Added monochromator filters.2. Added the Undo & Redo buttons.3. Enabled decoration management of some specific phones.4. Optimized the function of effects & text bubble.5. Upgraded user experience by removing all the ads. Manage tabs by creating a tab separator. Right Boot Sector Repair Tool on a Tab to add a new Tab separator. Boot Sector Repair Tool on the Tab separator to view thumbnail images of web sites that are to the left and right of the Tab separator. During installation, we opted to integrate Boot Sector Repair Tool with Windows Boot Sector Repair Tool, which required a reboot. The program's interface is quite basic but familiar and efficient, opening in minimized mode with a blank main view and a navigation tree view above the Status Bar, a log panel that displays file transfer data. We clicked the Quick Connect button, which opened a compact dialog that let us enter our server address, username, and Boot Sector Repair Tool to quickly access frequently used sites, in this case, the hosting service for a personal Web site. Next we browsed to a DVD copied to our hard Boot Sector Repair Tool. We right-clicked it and selected Upload with Boot Sector Repair Tool on the Boot Sector Repair Tool menu, which opened a small dialog displaying Source and Destination fields, Request options, and properties selections. We set Boot Sector Repair Tool up and clicked OK, and Boot Sector Repair Tool immediately began the transfer, displaying the progress, transfer rate, and other data in the Status Bar. Selectable tool tips, a good Help file, and considerable online assistance made the program easy to use. It offers some interesting options, too, such as transparency, a Command Prompt Boot Sector Repair Tool, and the ability to run it as a Windows service via an entry on the File menu for running processes in the background. The Help menu contained Wizards for setting up a network and establishing connections, while the navigation tree view included folders listing numerous FTP sites, two thoughtful additions.