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Active@ UNDELETE - Data Recovery Tool

Recover deleted Files and Folders

This is essentially the main feature of Active@ UNDELETE. To recover accidentally deleted files, simply scan the drive where they were deleted, then browse the scan results in a familiar Windows-explorer like browser, search and filter the results, select the required files, and recover them to a safe location. You can preview the scan results to confirm that the detected files are exactly the ones you need. Some restrictions apply in the DEMO version.

Scan for Deleted Partitions

In some cases, the files you seek from a particular drive do not appear to existing anymore - the partitions have either been deleted or overwritten by a new one. There is still a chance to recover some files in such a situation! The software can locate the deleted partitions first and allow you to scan them to reveal lost or detected files you need.

Scan for files by their signatures

Active@ UNDELETE can find files by their unique format specification (signature) even if the files cannot be found as part of the File Table. See table below for detailed list of supported files signatures.

Supported File Signatures

List of supported File Signatures by file types

Microsoft Office Documents Access Databases [*.mdb] PowerPoint Presentations [*.ppt] Excel Spreadsheets [*.xls] Word Documents [*.doc] Visio Documents [*.vsd] Crystal Reports [*.rpt] Outlook Data Archives [*.pst] PowerPoint 2007 Presentations [*.pptx] Excel 2007 Spreadsheets [*.xlsx] Word 2007 Documents [*.docx] Open Documents Text [*.odt] XPS Documents [*.xps] Other OLE-containers [*.ole] Music and Videos MIDI Files [*.mid] MP3 Files [*.mp3] MPEG Files [*.mpeg] Red Digital Cinema Camera [*.r3d] AVI Files [*.avi] WAV Files [*.wav] ANI Files [*.ani] MPG Files [*.mpg] Shockwave Flash Files [*.swf] Windows ASF Container [*.asf] Windows Media Video [*.wmv] Windows Media Audio [*.wma] MPEG Transport Stream [*.mts] Material Exchange Format [*.mxf] Real Media Format [*.rmf] Monkey's Lossless Audio File [*.ape] WavPack Audio Stream [*.wvc] Ogg Transport Bitstream [*.ogg] Simple Audio File [*.au] Autodesk Animation [*.fli] Autodesk Animation Clip [*.flc] Free Lossless Audio Codec File [*.flac] Advanced Audio Coding File [*.aac]

Formatted Text files Adobe Acrobat Documents [*.pdf] Rich Text Format Files [*.rtf] XML Files [*.xml] HTML Files [*.htm] Fiction Book [*.fb2] Images and Camera Raw files Bitmap Images [*.bmp] Canon CRW Raw Images [*.crw] Canon CR2 Raw Images [*.cr2] Icon Files [*.ico] JPEG Images [*.jpg] Portable Network Graphics [*.png] Konica Minolta Raw Images [*.mrw] Fuji FinePix Raw Images [*.raf] TIFF Images [*.tif] Sony Alpha Raw Images [*.arw] Adobe Digital Negative [*.dng] Nikon Raw Images [*.nef] Olympus Raw Images [*.orf] Pentax Raw Images [*.pef] Leica Raw Images [*.raw] Sony SRF Raw Images [*.srf] Sony SR2 Raw Images [*.sr2] Sigma Raw Images [*.x3f] Hasselblad 3F Raw Images [*.3fr] Panasonic LX3/LX5 Raw Images [*.rw2] Seiko Epson Raw Images [*.erf] Kodak (KDC) Raw Images [*.kdc] Kodak (DCR) Raw Images [*dcr] Leaf Aptus Raw Images [*.mos] Matroska Project [*.mkv] Multiple-image Network Graphics [*.mng] Audio Interchange File [*.aiff] Compressed Audio Interchange File [*.aifc] Mamiya Raw Interchange [*.mef] Graphics Interchange Format [*.gif]

QuickTime Multimedia files QuickTime multimedia 3G2 Files [*.3g2] QuickTime multimedia 3GP Files [*.3gp] QuickTime multimedia CDC Files [*.cdc] QuickTime multimedia DCF Files [*.dcf] QuickTime multimedia JP2 Files [*.jp2] QuickTime multimedia JPA Files [*.jpa] QuickTime multimedia JPM Files [*.jpm] QuickTime multimedia JPX Files [*.jpx] QuickTime multimedia M4A Files [*.m4a] QuickTime multimedia M4B Files [*.m4b] QuickTime multimedia M4P Files [*.m4p] QuickTime multimedia M4V Files [*.m4v] QuickTime multimedia MAF Files [*.maf] QuickTime multimedia MOV Files [*.mov] QuickTime multimedia MP4 Files [*.mp4] QuickTime multimedia MPG Files [*.mpg] QuickTime multimedia MQV Files [*.mqv] QuickTime multimedia SDV Files [*.sdv] Miscellaneous DJVU Files [*.djvu] QuickBooks Files [*.qbw] Corel Draw Files [*.cdr] Compiled HTML Help [*.chm] FileMaker Pro 3.0 File [*.fp3] FileMaker Pro Database [*.fp5] FileMaker Pro Ver.7+ Database [*.fp7] FileMaker Pro Document [*.fmp12] Compressed Archives RAR Archives [*.rar] ZIP Archives [*.zip] LZH Archives [*.lzh] ARJ Archives [*.arj] CAB Archives [*.cab] GZip Archives [*.gz] ARC Archives [*.arc] 7z Arcgives [*.7z]

Restore detected partition

Is your partition gone? Whether accidentally deleted by a user or by malicious software, there is still a chance to restored it if it has not been overwritten yet. Scan the Hard disk for deleted partitions and use the Restore command to get your partition back! We recommend restoring important data first.

Working with a corrupted RAID system

A disassembled RAID array can be virtually recreated by Active@ UNDELETE and some of the files located on the array can be recovered.

Partition Manager

By using the Partition Manager module in Active@ UNDELETE, you can perform basic partition operations such as creation, format and delete. It can be useful during partition recovery operations.

Editing with Disk Editor

For advanced operations, you can manipulate partition table and boot sector attributes by using template dialogs;

Disk Images

We recommend the creation of a Disk Image of a drive you are working with before any actual recovery or partition restoration is performed. It may prevent further data loss or in case of increasing hardware malfunction.

File Preview

To confirm that the file you have detected is exactly the file you seek, you can use the File Preview feature before actual recovery. It also helps to confirm file integrity first. Some restrictions apply in the DEMO version.