NTFS has become a standard file system on practically all hard disks used in Windows PCs. Being a much more robust file system than the older FAT it replaced, NTFS is far less likely to fail or become corrupted than FAT. However, disk corruption can still happen even on NTFS-formatted hard drives due to software errors, hardware failures, accidental and malicious activities.
NTFS recovery is easily possible with proper data recovery tools. While you can try using checkdisk to fix minor damage to the file system, major problems cannot be corrected that way. Besides, file system repair utilities such as checkdisk are not designed to back up or recover user files and data. Using such tools poses significant risk to integrity of your files and data.
Commercial NTFS recovery tools such as Disk Recovery Wizard don’t suffer from such problems. Disk Recovery Wizard recovers your files and data and repairs NTFS drives easily and completely automatically. The intuitive wizard-like user interface makes NTFS recovery simple, while sophisticated NTFS recovery algorithms ensure quality recovery of your files and the file system.
PowerSearch, a proprietary NTFS recovery technology, makes it possible to recover files and save data from damaged NTFS drives even if the disk has been formatted, repartitioned, or is badly damaged. The technology scans the entire disk surface in order to locate more than 150 types of documents such as office files, multimedia, video and audio clips, archives, email, databases, and digital pictures including RAW files.
LivePreview allows both evaluation and registered users to preview recoverable documents before saving them onto the disk. The technology makes pre-recovery preview safe and simple, and displays supported files in a what-you-see-is-what-you-get fashion. LivePreview does not write anything onto the damaged disk, and does not use any third-party plug-ins or applications. You can preview office documents without Microsoft Office installed, enter ZIP and RAR archives, view pictures and listen to the music.
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