Active File Recovery is a data recovery tool which helps you to retrieve files from formatted disks or partitions, as well as those which have been emptied from the Recycle Bin in Windows. The software supports all hard disks, USB flash drives, memory cards and other external storage devices with file systems used by Windows, Macintosh or Linux. The latest edition boasts a number of welcome improvements, including significantly faster scan times thanks to the new 64-bit executable. This allows the program to use more memory and processing power to make scans go much faster. In addition to the dozens of file signatures which the program already supports, version 12 also adds several new ones for files of rarer types. Files may also be sorted by various attributes, including certain internal attributes found in audio and image files. Active File Recovery is a great choice for anyone requiring data recovery software, including both the general public and computer experts. Find out more at http://www.file-recovery.com.
What is new in this release:
Version 14 added recovery of Linux BtrFS file system, in addition to previously supported Microsoft NTFS/FAT/exFAT, Unix UFS, Apple HFS+ and Linux Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 recovery.
What is new in version 14:
Version 14 added recovery of Linux BtrFS file system, in addition to previously supported Microsoft NTFS/FAT/exFAT, Unix UFS, Apple HFS+ and Linux Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 recovery.
What is new in version 13:
Version 13 added Last Chance recovery method for detecting files by signatures; Added recovery of files from Linux BtrFS file system; Added recovery of 26 more pre-defined file signatures: eBooks, Adobe Flash, Real Audio, Archives; New Ultimate package now includes Linux-based bootable Active@ LiveCD, being able to boot all the latest x86 & x64 UEFI secure boot systems.
Limitations:
Only allows recovery of up to a 64KB file
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