UFS Explorer Standard Recovery Short Description:
Efficient recovery of lost and deleted data from various storage media
UFS Explorer Standard Recovery Long Description:
UFS Explorer Standard Recovery embraces sophisticated techniques that make it easy to recover accidentally deleted files and data lost due to logical damage after formatting, hardware or software crashes, malware attacks, etc. The program supports a wide range of file systems used in different environments, including Windows (FAT/FAT32/exFAT and NTFS), macOS (APFS, HFS+), Linux (XFS, Ext2, Ext3, Ext4, Linux JFS, ReiserFS, UFS/UFS2, big-endian UFS, Btrfs) and BSD/Solaris (UFS, simple ZFS volumes), and provides means for the immediate decryption of volumes encrypted by APFS or BitLocker. Spanned volumes created with mdadm, LVM, Apple Disk Utility, LDM and others are automatically recognized and assembled by the software, without any additional user actions. The application is capable of restoring files from different devices, like your PC, USB flash drive, memory card, external hard drive, etc. In addition to that, it effectively works with disk images and virtual disks created by major virtualization software, like VMware, Hyper-V, VirtualBox, performing equally successful data recovery from both physical and virtual storages. Moreover, the application is enhanced with various supplementary possibilities. It displays the state of the recovered files, offers an advanced file search and filters, allows previewing files of common types and sorting them by different criteria. Furthermore, the utility enables the user to select the method of disk access and define a timeout for cases when reading fails due to an I/O device error. The embedded disk imager allows adjusting the imaged area and such parameters as reading timeout, block size, direction, protocol, etc. A set of rules can also be specified for skipping damaged blocks. UFS Explorer Standard Recovery applies the most advanced algorithms to scan the device for lost data and recovers lost and deleted files while working in a safe read-only mode, which prevents any modifications to the initial storage content.