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Raise Data Recovery for UFS/UFS2 2.0 
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License / Cost: |
Shareware [?] / US $26.95 |
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Size: |
708KB |
Release Status: |
new |
Last Updated: |
2007-01-31 |
Install Support: |
Install and Uninstall |
Additional Requirements: |
Not Established |
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Publisher's Description of Raise Data Recovery for UFS/UFS2 2.0
By SysDevSoftware; All programs by this author
 With Raise Data Recovery for UFS/UFS2 you can copy files from your UFS/UFS2-formatted disks and recover lost files from UFS/UFS2 partitions.
Raise Data Recovery 'Recover lost partition' option allows you to scan your disks to find your UFS/UFS2 partitions that where lost after disk re-formatting, re-partitioning or partition table crash. Raise Data Recovery for UFS/UFS2 will allow you to find such lost UFS/UFS2 partition and recover files from there.
For both existing and found UFS/UFS2 partitions you can process with file recovery in RAW mode ('Ultimate file recovery') even if partition is damaged.
Features:
* Simple file recovery wizard that will guide even novice user through files recovery process;
* UFS/UFS2 Explorer - allows you to browse your UFS/UFS2 partitions, both existing and lost;
* Independent disk reader engine: not depends of Windows-detected partitioning;
* Extra-fast disk scanner: works at maximum possible for physical hardware speed;
* Files extraction/recovery option (available after registration);
* RAW 'Ultimate Date recovey' on existing, lost and even damaged UFS/UFS2 partitions.
* Simple GUI, no many settings, find, browse tools and so on to make your work easier! |
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Recent Changes: New GUI, RAW data recovery.
Supported Languages: English
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