R-Undelete is a file recovery utility designed for Windows PC. It might prove to be of good use if you need to immediately restore files that were deleted by accident or lost after dealing with various types of system or hardware-related problems.
The first thing you need to do is to make sure you don't install the program on the drive you wish to analyze and restore data from. Then, all you need to do is to launch the tool, choose the scan location, and R-Undelete will start looking for lost or deleted data.
All found files are nicely organized based on their type. You can use the integrated search tool to immediately find the files you want to restore.
In my testing, I scanned a USB drive for lost files. It immediately completed the scanning process and allowed me to preview some of the found files (some files are way too damaged to be previewed). Also, unlike many other recovery tools, I was able to actually restore a lost file while using the trial version of the tool.
The only thing I didn't like was the appearance of the interface. It didn't strike me as a newly-created interface. Still, it was very intuitive. So, it doesn't matter that much, at least not to me.
Hence, R-Undelete proves to be a reliable solution for recovering lost data on your PC. It's efficient, easy-to-use, and works 100%.
v6.6 [Feb 29, 2020]
New features
- A completely overhauled file previewer which can now show picture tiles and first frames of video files as icons, and supports a large number of video/audio/graphic/document file formats. These files can now be played back without their respective applications installed.
- Estimation of chances for successful file recovery.
- Recovery of names and paths for files deleted to Recycle Bin and Trash.
- Support for ReFS 3.4 file system.
Improvements:
- Folder tree reconstruction has been improved for supported file systems.
- Memory usage has been optimized and debugged.
- The parsing and reconstruction of the FAT32 and NTFS file systems has been improved.
Bug-fixes:
- The program may sometimes have crashed when opening heavily corrupted file systems. Fixed.
- R-Undelete may have temporally frozen when opening an NTFS partition with many compressed files. Fixed.
- The program may have opened some partitions with large numbers of files for a long time. Fixed.
- Existing files may have been shown as deleted in cross-linked folders on FAT32 partitions. Fixed.
- Sometimes the program may have crashed or frozen during file enumeration and disk scan. Fixed.
- Some small interface and cosmetic bugs have been fixed.
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