Introduction to Data Recovery Wizard
The Data Recovery Wizard is a powerful, easy-to-use data recovery software. The data recovery process is completed in 5 steps, and the user base is mainly for ordinary computer users. Common features are: Recover deleted files, restore formatted files, and recover lost partitions. Supported storage media are mainly computer hard disk, mobile hard disk, U disk, SD card, TF card, virtual disk and so on.
Data Recovery Wizard Usage Tutorial
1. Support for recovering lost partitions (that is, rebuilding partitioned tables). During the recovery process, you immediately see the files in the partition that it finds. You can then use these files to determine if the partitions it finds are the partitions you need to recover. You can also restore files in these partitions without saving the partition table and copy the files to a safe location.
2, to support the recovery of deleted files. There is a chance of recovery as long as it is not covered.
3. Supports recovery of files from damaged partitions. Includes the partitions that are formatted, the partitions that are inaccessible due to virus corruption, system crashes, the partitions that are formatted for the prompt partition, the partitions that prompt the directory structure to corrupt, the partitions that become raw, and so on.
4. Support for the recovery of the partitions and files in the VMware Virtual disk files (". vmdk"), Virtual PC (". vhd"), and VirtualBox (". VDI") without starting the virtual machine.
5, support from the entire hard drive to recover files. Applies to situations where the partition is severely damaged and cannot be directly restored. When you restore, you can specify the search scope to facilitate advanced users to save search time.
6, scanning software will automatically determine the file system type, you do not have to worry about how to choose, do not have to remember the original partition type, everything by the software automatically judged.
7. Support traditional MBR partition table and GUID partition table (GPT disk)