Shareware: All UFS Explorer products are designed as 'shareware'. This means you can try the product before you buy it. It's strongly recommended to try trial application before purchasing software license to ensure if it matches your needs and have all required functions.
Authenticity: To verify UFS Explorer products authentic origin and avoid software infection by computer viruses, all UFS Explorer products are digitally signed. Digital Signature with trusted certificate allows to verify company authenticity, program authentic origin and software distribution consistency.
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 UFS Explorer Standard Recovery |
UFS Explorer Standard Recovery is the industry-standard quality data recovery and undelete program for multiple operating system platforms, different file systems and variety of storages. It provides all the necessary tools to recover lost information from different kind of information storages, running different operating systems.
The product targets self-service and professional-service data recovery. It combines flexibility of settings along with high level of technical abstraction; that's why product may suit for both home users and specialists in data recovery.
The key product features include:
- Multiple host operating systems: Windows, Mac OS, Linux, FreeBSD;
- Multiple file systems: NTFS, FAT, HFS+, Ext2-Ext4, XFS, ReiserFS, JFS, UFS and so on;
- Particular specialization of each recovery algorithm;
- Full Unicode and localized file names support;
- Extended functions such as RAID recovery with optional external modules.
Microsoft
Windows |
Supported operating systems: Microsoft Windows NT, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, 2008, 7
Supported architectures: Intel (i386) 32 and 64 bit
32 bit software will work under both Windows 32 bit and 64 bit and is limited to 2 GB of RAM. 64 bit software will work under Windows 64 bit only and is only limited to OS-specific memory size.
NEVER download or install the software to the storage where you lost your information. In most cases this will cause permanent data loss. In case you lost your information on the system partition it's strongly recommended to shut down your system and consider of using UFS Explorer Emergency Recovery CD.
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Apple
Mac OS X |
Supported operating systems: Apple Mac OS X 10.5 and later
Supported architectures: Intel (i386)
| Description | Version | Last update | Download |
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Standard Recovery version 4, 32 bit | 4.6.2 | 16.08.2010 | Image file (7.45 MB) |
NEVER download or install the software to the storage where you lost your information. In most cases this will cause permanent data loss. In case you lost your information on the system partition it's strongly recommended to shut down your system and consider of recovering your information, connecting system drive to different PC. In case you Mac is capable of booting Linux from CD, you may consider of using UFS Explorer Emergency Recovery CD.
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Linux |
Supported operating systems: Modern Linux distributions (designed for Ubuntu Linux);
Supported architectures: Intel (i386) 32 bit and 64 bit
Required software: X Windows system, libc6, libstdc++6
| Description | Version | Last update | Download |
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Standard Recovery version 4, 32 bit | 4.6.2 | 16.08.2010 |
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Standard Recovery version 4, 64 bit | 4.6.2 | 16.08.2010 |
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Standard Recovery version 4, 32 bit - Lesser | 4.6.2 | 16.08.2010 | Binary distribution (7.93 MB) |
Lesser is built for older Linux distribution and has lower requirements for required components versions. It may run under older Linux distributions (software is built for Ubuntu Linux 6 Dapper)
Pay attention to the software architecture. 32 bit software is limited to 2 GB of RAM and will work only under Linux 32 bit. 64 bit software will work only under Linux 64 bit.
NEVER download or install the software to the storage where you lost your information. In most cases this will cause permanent data loss. In case you lost your information on the system partition it's strongly recommended to shut down your system and consider of using UFS Explorer Emergency Recovery CD.
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FreeBSD |
Supported operating systems: FreeBSD and derivatives (PC BSD etc.)
Supported architectures: Intel (i386) 32 bit
Required software: X Windows system, libc6, libstdc++6; built for FreeBSD 8
NEVER download or install the software to the storage where you lost your information. In most cases this will cause permanent data loss. In case you lost your information on the system partition it's strongly recommended to shut down your system and consider of using UFS Explorer Emergency Recovery CD.
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The facts and comparison of UFS Explorer versions:
- What are differences between Standard Recovery version 3 and Standard Recovery version 4?
Version 4 of UFS Explorer Standard Recovery has newer data recovery logics, is distributed under modified license and has higher license price. The following table shows comparison of key features of UFS Explorer Standard Recovery version 3 and version 4 products:
| Feature | Version 3 | Version 4 |
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| Support of external modules (plugins) | No | Yes |
| Support of RAID recovery | No | Optional |
| Change configuration of assembled virtual RAID | n/a | No |
| Save/restore virtual RAID configuration | n/a | No |
| Support of Runtime Software virtual image files (.vim) | No | Optional |
| FAT/FAT32 file systems: Deleted files recovery | Yes | Yes |
| FAT/FAT32 file systems: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| NTFS file system: Deleted files recovery | Yes | Yes |
| NTFS file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| HFS+ file system: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| HFS+ file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | No | Yes |
| Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 file systems: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 file systems: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| ReiserFS file system: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| ReiserFS file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | No | Yes |
| JFS file system: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| JFS file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | No | Yes |
| XFS file system: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| XFS file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| UFS file systems: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| Lost partitions detection | Yes | Yes, Interactive |
| Raw data recovery | Basic rules | IntelliRAW™ |
| Host Operating systems | Windows | Multiple |
Version 3 of this product is available only under software support program and is not available for order.
- What are differences between Standard Recovery version 4 and Professional Recovery version 3?
The UFS Explorer Professional Recovery version 3 has older data recovery logics, however it mostly targets complex RAID systems recovery. It should be used where RAID failure is the data loss reason. UFS Explorer Standard Recovery version 4 should be used for cases of severe file system damage or to recover deleted files from file systems like XFS, ReiserFS etc. The following table shows comparison of key features of UFS Explorer Professional Recovery version 3 and Standard Recovery version 4 products:
| Feature | PR, Version 3 | SR, Version 4 |
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| Support of external modules (plugins) | No | Yes |
| Support of RAID recovery | Yes | Optional |
| Change configuration of assembled virtual RAID | Yes | No |
| Save/restore virtual RAID configuration | Yes | No |
| Support of Runtime Software virtual image files (.vim) | Yes | Optional |
| FAT/FAT32 file systems: Deleted files recovery | Yes | Yes |
| FAT/FAT32 file systems: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| NTFS file system: Deleted files recovery | Yes | Yes |
| NTFS file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| HFS+ file system: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| HFS+ file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | No | Yes |
| Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 file systems: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 file systems: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| ReiserFS file system: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| ReiserFS file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | No | Yes |
| JFS file system: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| JFS file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | No | Yes |
| XFS file system: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| XFS file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| UFS file systems: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| Lost partitions detection | Yes | Yes, Interactive |
| Raw data recovery | Basic rules | IntelliRAW™ |
| Host Operating systems | Windows | Multiple |
- What are differences between 32 bit software and 64 bit software?
The 32 bit applications may run on 32 bit operating system and are limited to 2GB of virtual memory that could be not enough to virtually reconstruct large file systems. The 32 bit applications for Microsoft Windows may run under 64 bit Windows in compatibility mode, however with the same 2GB virtual memory limit. This limit does not depend of RAM capacity or page file size.
The 32 bit applications for Linux/BSD will not run under 64 bit Linux/BSD.
The 64 bit applications (on practice) are limited by available memory only, however may only run on 64 bit operating systems.
- What are Raise Data Recovery products and are they better?
The Raise Data Recovery are the custom editions of UFS Explorer Standard Recovery version 4. They are limited to support a single file system only. These products are distributed at lower price and could be a good choice if you are using single file system type (e.g. NTFS) or planning one-time data recovery.
The Raise Data Recovery products can still detect and browse all the file system types supported by UFS Explorer, however may copy data from single, specific file system only (e.g. Raise Data Recovery for XFS will copy data from XFS only even after software activation).
If you are planning to use software with more than one file system, consider of using UFS Explorer.
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| UFS Explorer Professional Recovery |
UFS Explorer Professional Recovery specially designed for complex storage system recovery after hardware or software failure and other data loss scenarios. Embedded tool set for complex storages and RAID reconstruction allows to recover lost information from most popular RAID storages and even complex NAS and SAN systems.
The software targets professionals-service use, however it can be used for home desktop DAS and NAS systems recovery as well as internal computer RAID storages recovery.
The key product features include:
- Both 32 bit and 64 bit Windows architectures;
- Multiple file systems: NTFS, FAT, HFS+, Ext2-Ext4, XFS, ReiserFS, JFS, UFS and so on;
- Full Unicode and localized file names support;
- Embedded, easy to use tools for complex storages (RAID) operations.
Microsoft
Windows |
Supported operating systems: Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, 2008, 7
Supported architectures: Intel (i386) 32 and 64 bit
32 bit software will work under both Windows 32 bit and 64 bit and is limited to 2 GB of RAM. 64 bit software will work under Windows 64 bit only and is only limited to OS-specific memory size.
NEVER download or install the software to the storage where you lost your information. In most cases this will cause permanent data loss. In case you lost your information on the system partition it's strongly recommended to shut down your system and consider of using UFS Explorer Emergency Recovery CD.
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The facts and comparison of UFS Explorer versions:
- What are differences between Professional Recovery version 3 and Standard Recovery version 4?
The UFS Explorer Professional Recovery version 3 has older data recovery logics, however it mostly targets complex RAID systems recovery. It should be used where RAID failure is the data loss reason. UFS Explorer Standard Recovery version 4 should be used for cases of severe file system damage or to recover deleted files from file systems like XFS, ReiserFS etc. The following table shows comparison of key features of UFS Explorer Professional Recovery version 3 and Standard Recovery version 4 products:
| Feature | PR, Version 3 | SR, Version 4 |
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| Support of external modules (plugins) | No | Yes |
| Support of RAID recovery | Yes | Optional |
| Change configuration of assembled virtual RAID | Yes | No |
| Save/restore virtual RAID configuration | Yes | No |
| Support of Runtime Software virtual image files (.vim) | Yes | Optional |
| FAT/FAT32 file systems: Deleted files recovery | Yes | Yes |
| FAT/FAT32 file systems: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| NTFS file system: Deleted files recovery | Yes | Yes |
| NTFS file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| HFS+ file system: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| HFS+ file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | No | Yes |
| Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 file systems: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 file systems: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| ReiserFS file system: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| ReiserFS file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | No | Yes |
| JFS file system: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| JFS file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | No | Yes |
| XFS file system: Deleted files recovery | No | Yes |
| XFS file system: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| UFS file systems: File system recovery/reconstruction | Yes | Yes |
| Lost partitions detection | Yes | Yes, Interactive |
| Raw data recovery | Basic rules | IntelliRAW™ |
| Host Operating systems | Windows | Multiple |
- What are differences between 32 bit software and 64 bit software?
The 32 bit applications may run on 32 bit operating system and are limited to 2GB of virtual memory that could be not enough to virtually reconstruct large file systems. The 32 bit applications for Microsoft Windows may run under 64 bit Windows in compatibility mode, however with the same 2GB virtual memory limit. This limit does not depend of RAM capacity or page file size.
The 64 bit applications (on practice) are limited by available memory only, however may only run on 64 bit operating systems.
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| UFS Explorer Standard Access |
UFS Explorer Standard Access is the data access edition of UFS Explorer product. The software is intended to run under Windows platform and access information on storages formatted with different file systems (not supported by Windows) or specific storages, such as disk images or virtual disks of virtual machines, created by virtualization software of major vendors.
The software can be used to access data on Linux, BSD etc. partitions of dual-boot computer or fast access to an information located in backup copies of disks or virtual disks.
The key product features include:
- Multiple supported file systems: NTFS, FAT, HFS+, Ext2-Ext4, XFS, ReiserFS, JFS, UFS and so on;
- Full Unicode and localized file names support;
- Multiple supported storages: disks, removable devices, virtual disks, disk image files;
- Optional support of complex storages (version 4 only);
- Fast disk-on-disk access: software can open disk image file from 'inaccessible' location with no need of temporary extraction.
Microsoft
Windows |
Supported operating systems: Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, 2008, 7
Supported architectures: Intel (i386)
32 bit edition of this software will work under both Windows 32 bit and 64 bit.
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