HD Host

HDHost enables you to run the GetDataBack on one computer ("remote") while accessing the drives of another computer ("host"). The "remote" computer runs GetDataBack, the "host" computer runs HDHost. HDHost is a program available for download here. On the host side call the program HDHOST.EXE and configure the desired connection. When done click Wait for connection. On the GetDataBack side, click the REMOTE DRiVE button, in Step 1. A new window will pop up requesting you to select and configure the kind of connection. When done click Connect and another window will pop up displaying the available physical drives on the host computer. Select one and you are back in the drive selection screen. Click Ok and the remote drive is loaded. You can establish a two different kinds of connections: Serial communication through RS232 (Com port) TCP/IP communication through a network interface card (NIC) Serial communication is quite slow, therefore you will probably prefer TCP/IP. However, serial communication is easier to setup and every computer is equipped with a serial port.