Preview recovered data even before recovery is finished. ReclaiMe Features: Very simple to use - no technical skill required at all. You'll end up with a far from complete reconstructed file system and a pile of nameless JPEG, DOC, XLS, MP4 etc, etc. ReclaiMe File Recovery recovers data from hard drives, memory cards, mobile phones, PDAs, MP3 players, USB drives, RAID arrays, and multi-disk NAS devices. In this area these tools do better when compared to popular end user type software like Stellar, RecoverIt, DiskDrill etc., really a whole list of those, which in at least my tests fall back to RAW recovery quickly. RAW, signature based recovery is a last resort. IMO crucial for this type of software is the ability to come up with a virtual file system from which data can be recovered. What these have in common is that they're commonly used by data recovery professionals (or their pro versions at least) and those tools really benefit from feedback of pros, based on real world cases. They're capable of creating and processing disk image files. Most importantly it yields excellent results.Īll these also offer broad file system support and support for multi disk / RAID systems / NAS.
It's basically ReclaiMe Pro with all the default settings applied. Nothing to configure, just pick the drive and hit start.
An end user I'd suggest to start with ReclaiMe because IMO it's easiest to use. In general if limiting myself to logical data recovery / file recovery, these would be on my list: UFS Explorer, R-Studio, ReclaiMe and FileScavenger.
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