How to Use Windows Picture Doctor to Fix Corrupted Graphic Files
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Windows Picture Doctor, otherwise known as WPD, is one of the many tools that are part of Microsoft's Windows XP operating system. Windows Picture Doctor can repair various damaged file formats, including the likes of JPEG and PNG. In addition to this it supports scanning and restoring broken or corrupt pictures. The most commonly damaged formats are the JPEG and PNG files, however there may be other types of file formats as well.
This Windows Picture Doctor review intends to show you how to use this popular Windows XP computer program in order to repair various problems on your PC and keep them from returning in the future. The program can repair corrupted, damaged, missing, corrupted or misaligned JPEG and PNG files - making it an excellent choice if you wish to perform some basic photo and image file recovery. This is an essential tool for anyone who uses a scanner, as even the cheapest scanners can sometimes make incorrect assumptions about colour formats and accidentally end up damaging your digital pictures even more.
However, in order to fully utilize this excellent PC recovery tool, you need to be able to restore all your pictures to their original colour settings. This is where the Photo Doctor software comes into play; this feature supports jpeg recovery for all your damaged JPEG and PNG files, effectively saving you the time and effort required to reformat your computer and reinstall your operating system. If you use the program on a regularly scheduled basis, you should notice that your PC begins to run a lot faster and with less errors. Unfortunately, the free version does not have the same capabilities as the paid version - but it does work well enough to provide you with the ability to fix the various problems that your PC may have.