|
File recovery from deleted/corrupted logical disks and partitions is based on hard drive scanning. You may find more information on object scanning on Disc Scan.
| 1 | Select the hard drive where the deleted/corrupted logical disk or partition resided on the Device/Disk list panel and click the Next button |
 | | Device/Disk list panel |
 Other ways to start file search
| • | Right-click the selected hard drive and select Scan on the shortcut menu, |
or
| • | Double-click the hard drive |
|
| 2 | If necessary, specify the required parameters on the Disc scan dialog panel and click the OK button |
 | | Disk scan panel |
See Disc Scan for more details on object scanning and its features and options.
| > | Restorer Ultimate starts analyzing the hard drive, and its Scan progress panel will show the scan progress: |
 | | Scan progress panel |
| 3 | Select the deleted/corrupted logical disk/partition where the lost files resided on the Scan result panel and click the Next button, or |
Double-click the required recognized partition
 | | Scan result panel |
You may find out which recognized partition is the right one by checking partition file systems, sizes, and starts.
You may estimate chances to recover files successfully by the color of the recognized partitions:
Fat16_0011
|
Existing partition
|
Fat16_0009
|
Both boot records and file entries are found for this partition. Chances are high that file recovery will be successful from this partition.
|
FAT32_0008
|
Only file entries are found for this partition. Chances are medium that file recovery will be successful from this partition.
|
FAT16_0019
|
Only boot records are found for this partition. Chances are low that file recovery will be successful from this partition.
|
 | | Folders/Contents panel |
| 
