I was taken in to try the free trial version of Biltware Undeleter, since I needed to recover a picture folder that I'd well lost. The darn download program appeared to run real fast to claim it found a so called 39 thousand lost files and folders that could be recovered -- wow -- I asked myself when did I have time to delete or even create some 39K of files, but figured they were right after all they are the software company that iwas being trusted to restore my misfortune. So, I made the wrong choice as the right choice that was the wrong choice -- I clicked okay go ahead and now RESTORE my folder with my image files -- I mean this is the purpose oof the FREE DOWNLOAD - right -- to get back what I'd accidently deleted -- so with the click of a button I gave up total control of my computer and now the software (Blitware company) was allowed to prowl around my computer and take all the time they needed to seek out and destroy my lost computer files by their software being coded more like a virus spreading their fingers taking and overwriting my image files so I could be so-so surprised in the morning (it took the software hours to do the destruction) and I guess could be more like a bad Santa was leaving agift with a price tag attached -- Wow -- wow -- wow -- good-morning and now have to pay 39 bucks+ to get my files restored otherwise these files will continue to be held hostage with a slew of tiny pretty little liferings neatly floating stacked like donuts with orange and white stripes -- my prized pictures are liferings that are now taking me down to the bank -- all I know is I am now drowning in my tears -here - my lack of choices I either keep the liferings or I have to pay up to get my pictures. Thieves. I am held hostage by this not so reputable company blowing their own rescue horn. I think it would be better if Blit(z)ware would annonce their plan and ill-will intentions to actually steal a persons files and put their silly little lifering locks all over them prior to offering restoration for FREE. This is not a free download. I need to purchase their silly little license Key of twenty numbers separated with dashes between each four numbers or suffer a total unrecoverable painful loss like never before in all my years of working on a computer -- yes I failed to make a recent backup and that won't happen again -- but 39thousand lost files -- humm -- and why doesn't Blitware software packages come as hardcopy -- I would appreciate a hard copy for my hard earned cash money that they are squeezing out of me. I am still drowing here. Anyway, stay clear of Blit(z)ware -- or you may end up like me suffering from a blit(z)screen-underhanded-crook-stealing-hard-earned-money-out-of-your-back- pocket-while-u-r-fast-asleep-dreaming-of golden sunsets and families faces again- liferings -- I hope you know I am throwing you a lifering here -- beware...undercurrents and undertows present with this company Blitware... oh don't they mean built somewhere? Canada -- I don't think so...

I bought Driver Fetch and it does not work on a Toshiba Satellite A30-514 using windows XP, after many tries. It is conceivable that it might work if I tampered with the router but I very much doubt it. I would advise anyone thinking of using this software to save time and money by giving it a wide berth.

Purchased PCMedkit from Blitware. Cannot open, cannot run, cannot use.
I've sent a complaint to support but like most of the other complaints, have heard nothing back. Looking for the product on the Website, it's now listed as "Coming Soon" even though I have downloaded a copy. This product seems very similar to PCMEDIK from Pgware. Is this a scam?