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Disk Drill 1.0

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Date Added:

Mar 16, 2015 02:31 AM

Publisher's Description:

Have you ever wished you could retrieve some files you had mistakenly deleted? Have you been in a situation where you no longer find some files on your computer and do not even remember deleting them? Disk Drill is a free data recovery program that PC owners can now use to recover lost files from their hard disks, be they documents, images, audio or videos. Indeed, the software recovers data from any type of storage device, including USB flash disks, memory cards and iPods among others.

Features:
Different recovery options
Simple and fast
Compatible with all file systems
Partition recovery
Recovery vault
Hard drive reformatting

Using Disk Drill

One of the things we noticed was different about the installation of Disk Drill was the presence of a dedicated button for displaying all the available disk drives where we could install the software, including their respective sizes, available free spaces and required space. The installation process was smooth and fast.

When we launched the program, it displayed all available drives, including partitions. We also noticed here that, unlike other data recovery apps we had used, it displayed the actual names of the disks, not just the corresponding drive letters. We could also display hidden items like system-reserved spaces.

We selected the drive we wanted to scan and chose the type of scan we wanted. The program can perform either quick or deep scan, which scans an entire drive, bit by bit, and then reassembles pieces of lost data.

During the scanning process, we could cancel or pause the process at any time. We could also save the session either during or after the scanning process.

Disk Drill listed the results in folders and sub-folders, including the number of files contained in each folder and sub-folder.

We could filter the results depending on file types, sizes or dates. If we knew the name of the file we wanted, we could simply search for it by its name, saving us the hassle of searching through a long list of results.