Best Solution for NTFS Data Recovery, Data Recovery Software for FAT NTFS
Quick Recovery for FAT & NTFS is a data recovery software that recovers lost/deleted data from FAT and NTFS file systems and has been rated as the best windows data recovery tool.
Quick Recovery for FAT & NTFS is a partition recovery software which also supports all variants of windows operating systems. Quick Recovery's unique Guided File Excavation Technology (GFETCh) helps in locating files and folders lost behind in overwritten partitions too.
Quick Recovery for FAT & NTFS is required due to the following events:
· Corrupted partition table/boot sector
· Formatted partitions/hard drives
· Human error
· Corrupted file system
· Deleted Files/Folders
Here are some key features of "Quick Recovery for FAT and NTFS":
· Data Recovery from missing/lost/formatted partition
· Recovers all types of files i.e. Word/Excel/Access/PowerPoint etc.
· Recovers all Email Files i.e.MS Outlook/Outlook Express/Lotus Notes etc.
· Automatic/Exhaustive/Manual mode for Desktop recovery.
· Unicode multiple lingual support.
· Cloning/Imaging for hard disks with bad sectors
· Recovers deleted partition or data even if MFT is fragmented and broken.
· Recovers deleted partition or data sseven if MFT meta tags are overwritten.
· Recognizes drives even if MBR, Boot record and meta tags are not present.
· Stimulates previously existed partitions.
· Bad sector management and recovery (BSMR) helps in optimized recovery from damaged disks.
· Supports the following Data Media
· Hard Disk Drives: IDE, EIDE, SCSI, iSCSI, Micro & SATA drives.
· USB drives, Compact flash card, Smart card, Secure digital card, SD mini, SD micro, Smart media, XD picture card, MMC multimedia card, jump drive, jet flash, memory stick, thumb drive.
· Memory Cards, and IBM Micro drives, Multi Media Card, Kodak Picture Card, Picture Cards, and Canon Secure Digital memory.
Requirements:
· Processor - 800 MHZ or higher
· RAM - 256 MB(Windows XP), 1 GB(Windows 7 & Vista)
· Disk Space - 50 MB
Limitations:
· Will not recover scanned files
Quick Recovery for FAT & NTFS is a partition recovery software which also supports all variants of windows operating systems. Quick Recovery's unique Guided File Excavation Technology (GFETCh) helps in locating files and folders lost behind in overwritten partitions too.
Quick Recovery for FAT & NTFS is required due to the following events:
· Corrupted partition table/boot sector
· Formatted partitions/hard drives
· Human error
· Corrupted file system
· Deleted Files/Folders
Here are some key features of "Quick Recovery for FAT and NTFS":
· Data Recovery from missing/lost/formatted partition
· Recovers all types of files i.e. Word/Excel/Access/PowerPoint etc.
· Recovers all Email Files i.e.MS Outlook/Outlook Express/Lotus Notes etc.
· Automatic/Exhaustive/Manual mode for Desktop recovery.
· Unicode multiple lingual support.
· Cloning/Imaging for hard disks with bad sectors
· Recovers deleted partition or data even if MFT is fragmented and broken.
· Recovers deleted partition or data sseven if MFT meta tags are overwritten.
· Recognizes drives even if MBR, Boot record and meta tags are not present.
· Stimulates previously existed partitions.
· Bad sector management and recovery (BSMR) helps in optimized recovery from damaged disks.
· Supports the following Data Media
· Hard Disk Drives: IDE, EIDE, SCSI, iSCSI, Micro & SATA drives.
· USB drives, Compact flash card, Smart card, Secure digital card, SD mini, SD micro, Smart media, XD picture card, MMC multimedia card, jump drive, jet flash, memory stick, thumb drive.
· Memory Cards, and IBM Micro drives, Multi Media Card, Kodak Picture Card, Picture Cards, and Canon Secure Digital memory.
Requirements:
· Processor - 800 MHZ or higher
· RAM - 256 MB(Windows XP), 1 GB(Windows 7 & Vista)
· Disk Space - 50 MB
Limitations:
· Will not recover scanned files
| Developer: License / Price: Size / OS: Last Updated: | Unistal Systems Pvt Ltd. Demo / USD 69.00 2.9 MB / Windows All August 12th, 2010 |
| Download: | Quick Recovery for FAT and NTFS 12.08.06 |
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