DiskDigger |
 106 Seeds |  72 Peers |
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| Version: | 1.6.0.1571 |
| Category: | System|Back-Up and Recovery |
| Developer: | Dmitry Brant |
| Size: | 210 Mb |
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| What is new: Added support for recovering QuickBooks files (.QPW and .WB3) Added support for recovering SolidWorks model files (.SLDPRT) Added support for recovering generic OLE-type files. This is useful for recovering as-yet-unknown file types that make use of the Microsoft OLE file format Worked out some additional bugs related to running under Mono |
| Features: Dig Deep: Undelete files from FAT (FAT12, FAT16, FAT32), NTFS, and exFAT partitions. Filter recoverable files by name and size. Sort recoverable files by name, size, date, and directory. Dig Deeper: Scan (carve) entire disk for traces of specific file types. Supported file types include: Photos and images: JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, ICO, ANI, CR2, SR2, NEF, DCR, PEF, SVG Documents: DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, PPT, PPTX, VSD, PDF, XML, RTF, WPD Audio and video: MP3, WMA, AVI, WAV, MID, FLV, WMV, MOV, M4A, M4V, 3GP, F4V Other: ZIP, ISO, RAR, 7Z, EXE, DLL, SIT Common Features: Works in Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP. Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows are supported. View recoverable files as a list, or as thumbnail previews. Thumbnails will show previews of image files, album art from MP3 and WMA files, and icons from executable files! Selecting a recoverable file brings up a full preview of the file (insofar as possible). For image files, it will show the image (with pan and zoom). For document files, it will show a text-only preview of the document. For certain audio files, it will allow you to play back the sound. Previews of JPG files will show EXIF information (camera model, date taken, sensor settings, etc.). Previews of MP3 files will show ID3 information (artist, album, genre, etc.). Previews of ZIP files will show a list of files contained in the archive. Advanced Features: Ability to scan a disk image file (currently only "dd"-style image files are supported). When digging deeper, ability to start scanning from a specific location on the disk. When previewing files, the program optionally shows the first 4K bytes of the file as a hex dump. |
Review: File recovery solutions are everywhere you look these days, but DiskDigger promises to offer you exactly the things you need when trying to get back accidentally-removed data. In plain English, it claims it comprises not only a very effective file recovery engine, but also an easy to use interface and plenty of settings to play with. And as far as we?re concerned, the amount of information provided to the user at any given moment indeed makes the app easy to use, but a dedicated help section with a comprehensive manual would help a lot. Still, the whole recovery process has been designed as a wizard, which means users need to follow a few steps and configure the task as they advance towards the end of the process. DiskDigger works with FAT, NTFS and exFAT partitions and comes with support for a wide array of file formats, such as photos and images, documents, audios and videos, archives, virtual CD images, DLLs and executable files. There are two recovery modes at your disposal, so you can ?Dig Deep? and scan file system for deleted files or ?Dig Deeper? and scan the disk surface for traces of files. It?s obvious that the second is the one more advanced, also asking you to choose the file formats you wish to look for. Once the recovery process begins, files are organized by type in tabs, thus letting you browse them easily, with a preview window making sure that you?re trying to restore the right file. The overall time needed to complete the process depends on your settings, so it could take anywhere from 1 minute to a few hours. The good news is that DiskDigger doesn?t affect system performance, requiring just a moderate amount of resources to complete the task. All things considered, DiskDigger is a handy piece of software that can help you a lot in the task of recovering files. It has the things users need the most, including a well-organized interface and an effective recovery engine.
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