Windows recovery software operates best on the Windows OS

Admin — Tue, 12 May 2009 19:08:28 +0000

Ideally Windows recovery software must operate on the Windows platform. This way programs can be opened as fast as they are recovered to check for further file data loss and to decide whether the information is actually needed or should be discarded. The best data recovery tools access the faulty hard drive via a working “technician” computer. These allow anyone to run a fast very deep scan of an entire hard drive and also have a safe place to recover lost files to.

Using Linux as recover data software is liken to brushing your teeth with sandpaper. There is a result but not the one you want. A quality third party data recovery tool will be able to recover deleted or reformatted files under any circumstance. It should also be capable of creating a drive image as a safe partition back up and to recover files trapped inside a hard drive that is only marginally functional. Better data recovery software includes a preview function and will always be able to restore the files original name.

Another tremendous advantage of a Windows based data recovery program over that of Linux is that these programs are specifically targeted to the file types you are seeking. For example, if you are trying to recover lost camera files you will need to scan for RAW files and only a program designed as photo recovery software from the outset can do this.

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Windows recovery software operates best on the Windows OS