MRT Review - Tech Support
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2017 1:34 pm
- On January 17 I renewed my license for another month so I could continue my testing of the demo unit they sent me
- January 18th @ 9:01am (my time) I sent a direct message to tech support
There was, for MRT, quite a bit of user activity on the forum over the past couple weeks and after 2 full days back to work, not a single MRT response to a single post.
From what I can tell, MRT could have potential as being a good tool to for newcomers to data recovery who aren't able to afford jumping in with both feet and buying PC3000. However, the huge lack of tech support and forum communication, I honestly can't see how a newcomer could ever figure out how to use safely use the system on an actual client's drive.
- January 18th @ 9:01am (my time) I sent a direct message to tech support
- January 18th @ 8:16pm (my time) tech support respondsnow that I'm back to testing, still having issues with seeing the destination drive in the list of destination drives when trying to clone
I was able to do 1 of 2 projects yesterday.
January 19th @ 8:20am (my time) I respond to tech supportthat is to say, still can not see the target disk in the list of destination disks in one case, am I right?
Since then, they've had 2 weeks holiday and are now 2 full week days back to work and not a single response. I've got 10 days left to my 30 day activation and have once again, not been able to get any tech support for this unit.On Windows 10-64, I was only able to see the destination drive in the target list only once or twice, never when I actually wanted to image a drive.
When downgraded to Win7 64, it worked for a few blank drive tests, but now that I tried two actual real life cases, only 1 of the 2 worked.
There was, for MRT, quite a bit of user activity on the forum over the past couple weeks and after 2 full days back to work, not a single MRT response to a single post.
From what I can tell, MRT could have potential as being a good tool to for newcomers to data recovery who aren't able to afford jumping in with both feet and buying PC3000. However, the huge lack of tech support and forum communication, I honestly can't see how a newcomer could ever figure out how to use safely use the system on an actual client's drive.