Posts Tagged ‘recovery’

Update: Recuva 1.28.424 – native 64-bit support and exFAT

Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

Recuva running on Windows 7 Beta Build 7000

Recuva running on Windows 7 Beta Build 7000

Recuva 1.28.424 is now out and includes exFAT support and Windows 7/98 improvements.

PLUS it now runs natively on 64-bit systems!

RECUVA 1.28.424 DOWNLOADS
Get it now: Download Recuva 1.28.424
EXE installer, slim build, 1.44MB, MD5 sum: 02AD3857A0EC43C7888BC3B39049635A

Portable version: Download Recuva 1.28.424 Portable
EXE installer, 1.71MB, MD5 sum: FA94D03F951447B545A7D084A519940E

RECUVA 1.28.424 CHANGELOG
- Added native 64-bit support.
- Added support for exFAT drives.
- Improved Windows 7 support.
- Fixed browse issue with the Wizard in Win98.
- Fixed a few other Win98 issues.
- Minor UI tweaks.

Update: Recuva 1.27.419

Friday, May 22nd, 2009

Recuva running on Windows 7 Beta Build 7000

Recuva running on Windows 7 Beta Build 7000

Recuva 1.27.419 is now out and includes improved PDF and RTF deep scan detection methods plus a few tweaks and fixes.

RECUVA 1.27.419 DOWNLOADS
Get it now: Download Recuva 1.27.419
EXE installer, slim build, 906KB, MD5 sum: 19F8C21EFF4B684DF5F77581137EC97D

Portable version: Download Recuva 1.27.419 Portable
EXE installer, 896KB, MD5 sum: 445EDBD6044C2520EEC6DC6644184838

RECUVA 1.27.419 CHANGELOG
- Improvements to Wizard browse dialog.
- Complete rewrite of PDF and RTF deep scan detection methods.
- Fixed display bug for status icons in low-color.
- Scan speed optimizations.
- Various UI tweaks.

Update: Recuva 1.26.416

Tuesday, April 21st, 2009

Recuva running on Windows 7 Beta Build 7000

Recuva running on Windows 7 Beta Build 7000

Beside a few fixes and tweaks, Recuva 1.26.416 introduces support for CRW (Canon RAW) files to the deep scanning routines.

RECUVA 1.26.416 DOWNLOADS
Get it now: Download Recuva 1.26.416
EXE installer, slim build, 902KB, MD5 sum: A1BB98CE7AD9F119249F2DA92E42D7CE

Portable version: Download Recuva 1.26.416 Portable
EXE installer, 893KB, MD5 sum: 5556A3394044832508CB8F4AB936C492

RECUVA 1.26.416 CHANGELOG
- Added ‘Time remaining’ indication to the progress dialog.
- Added support for CRW (Canon RAW) files to the deep scan.
- Fixed issue that could cause some FAT 32 files to not be securely deleted.
- Improved error handling.
- Various UI changes.

Update: Recuva 1.25.409

Friday, March 20th, 2009

Recuva running on Windows 7 Beta Build 7000

Recuva running on Windows 7 Beta Build 7000

Recuva 1.25.409 is a minor release, bringing a few fixes and tweaks.

RECUVA 1.25.409 DOWNLOADS
Get it now: Download Recuva 1.25.409
EXE installer, slim build, 894KB, MD5 sum: 3A96B0080049D10E3ABC82069DC44D52

Portable version: Download Recuva 1.25.409 Portable
EXE installer, 884KB, MD5 sum: 7D2057503F5EB50E42B03AA8C0AEE84A

RECUVA 1.25.409 CHANGELOG
- iPod track names are now restored.
- Improved UI stability when working with very large files.
- Improved handling of floppies on early Windows OSs.
- Various tweaks to UI for non-English languages.
- Scan optimizations.
- Various minor tweaks.

Update: Recuva 1.23.389 – iPod Recovery Support

Monday, January 26th, 2009

Recuva running on Windows 7 Beta Build 7000

Recuva running on Windows 7 Beta Build 7000

A new Recuva version has been released today: 1.23.389.

This is a nice release; beside the “headline” (recovering files from iPods) there’s also a new file filter (.m4a) and general scan engine optimizations. And, of course, the usual batch of minor fixes.

RECUVA DOWNLOADS
Get it now: Download Recuva 1.23.389
EXE installer, no toolbar, 869KB, MD5 sum: FBD82C66DB246D5DC821331ADA2EE9A4

Portable version: Download Recuva 1.23.389 Portable (extract to USB drive)
ZIP archive, 851KB, MD5 sum: 73F563795A530870DF263987C1F2EC4F

RECUVA 1.23.389 CHANGELOG
- Added support for iPods.
- Fixed rare crash that could happen on certain JPGs in deep scan.
- Language DLLs are now stored in /lang folder.
- Fixed minor resizing issue with Launch wizard button.
- Added .m4a files to Audio filter.
- Scan engine optimizations.
- Various minor tweaks.

Update: Recuva 1.22.384 – Improved TIFF recovery

Thursday, January 1st, 2009

Happy times: I just got back a few accidentally deleted wallpapers!

Happy times: I just got back a few accidentally deleted wallpapers!

A new Recuva version has been released today: 1.22.384.

RECUVA DOWNLOADS
Get it now: Download Recuva 1.22.384
EXE installer, no toolbar, 867KB, MD5 sum: E0897CC8A4FE1204810D679D84C54159

Portable version: Download Recuva 1.22.384 Portable (extract to USB drive)
ZIP archive, 847KB, MD5 sum: AE07DAEBB7872660EF9065DD0C2FA503

RECUVA 1.22.384 CHANGELOG
- Improved messages when cancelling large file recovery.
- Secure delete is now greyed for non-deleted files.
- Improved recovery of .TIF files from FAT32 drives.
- Filter category text now updates dynamically when changing languages.
- Fixed ‘Check for updates’ position in Vista.
- Various minor tweaks and improvements.

How to get deleted files back, effortlessly and at no cost

Sunday, April 1st, 2007

Recuva 1.01 Screenshot

If you’re familiar with CCleaner, a freeware system cleaning utility for Windows, you’ll be happy to know its developers have made available a new useful freebie. Piriform, the mother company of CCleaner, have launched, via www.recuva.com, the beta version of Recuva, a utility that recovers files deleted by accident. The software is designed as a general file recovery tool, which means it will work with external storage devices too (memory cards, USB sticks, MP3 players, digicams), not only with hard-disks.

Working with Recuva is as simple as: (A) scan, (B) choose files to recover and (C) get your files back. I will elaborate on these steps in the remainder of this post.

After you start the program, a list of devices and partitions located on HDDs will be displayed. You may choose one and click the “scan” button. Depending on the size and number of files on the chosen device, the scanning process may take a while, but my tests, have shown that it is usually around 10-15 seconds. During this operation, a progress window is displayed, which helps in estimating how much longer it is going to take until it is done.

After the device of your choice has been scanned, the recoverable files will be listed. You can choose to have them displayed in a list structure or in a tree-like structure organized by folders. Next you should check the box near each file you need to recover. When you’re done, click the “recover” button.

Before Recuva starts recovering your files, it will ask on what device the files should be saved to. Choosing a device different from the one the files are recovered from is advised, as using the same device as source and destination decreases the chances for a successful recovery. Again, a progress dialog is displayed during the recovery process.

That’s about it, what’s left for you is to download the software and test it yourself.

*** DOWNLOADS AND OTHER USEFUL LINKS ***

Download Recuva 1.01.048 BETA
(.exe installer, 200KB, MD5: E309E46B1AA1BB2E9A85D8A11B83C61B)

Recuva Homepage

*** WHAT’S NEW IN RECUVA 1.01.048 ***

- Fixed issue with slow response when using Ctrl-A on a large number of files
- Improved handling of removable drives
- Fixed issue that caused improper entries in drive list
- Improved searching of MFT mirror entries
- Minor UI tweaks

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