Windows FAT & NTFS Partition Recovery Tool

Quick Recovery for Windows is an advanced technology that diligently recovers all the formatted, deleted, lost or corrupted data. This recovery software supports data recovery from NTFS, NTFS5, and FAT32 Partitions of Windows Operating System.File restoration software is based on unique Guided File Excavation Technology (GFETCh) that successfully supports in locating the files and overwritten partitions.

Productive Features of FAT and NTFS Data Recovery Software:

Complete Windows Data Recovery from Corrupted,Damaged,Formatted and Deleted Partitions (FAT/NTFS)
Accidentally deleted files are recovered
Powerful search feature enhances speedy recovery
Save recovery option available
Restores all types of files (Word, Excel, Access, Power Point, etc.)
Unicode multiple lingual support
Cloning and Imaging for Hard Disks with bad sectors is initiated
Recovers data from Logical Drives
Restores deleted partition if MFT is fragmented and broken, even if MFT Meta tags are overwritten
Recognizes drives even if MBR, Boot record and Meta tags are not present
Stimulates previously existed Partitions
Bad Sector Management and Recovery (BSMR) helps in optimized recovery from damaged Disks
Demo edition of the software provided to the clients
NTFS Partition Recovery Software

System Requirements

File System Supported: - FAT32, VFAT, NTFS and NTFS5
Windows 8, Windows 7, Vista, XP
Windows Server 2008, 2003 and 2000
800 MHZ Processor or higher
RAM: 512 MB (Windows XP, Windows Server 2003/2000 and 1 GB (Windows 7, Windows 8, Vista & Windows Server 2008)
50 MB available Hard Disk space

File System Supported:
Quick Recovery for Windows can recover and restore lost, corrupt or damaged files & folders from the following Partition or File systems: FAT32, NTFS & NTFS5 File System.

Supports the following Data Media

Hard Disk Drives: IDE, EIDE, SCSI, iSCSI, Micro & SATA drives. USB drives, Compact flash card, Smart card, Secure digital card, SD mini, SD micro, Smart media, XD picture card, MMC multimedia card, Jump drive, Jet flash, Memory stick, Thumb drive.
Memory Cards, and IBM Micro drives, Multi Media Card, Kodak Picture Card, Picture Cards, and Canon Secure Digital memory.

Software Compatibility

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Testimonials

Because of frequent power cuts last year, my XP Operating System was crashed and all my essential documents and images were deleted from the C- Drive. Eventually, after a long research, I used your Windows data recovery software on my freshly installed OS and amazingly I retrieved all my files back. Many a Thanks Unistal!
Jhorinne Michelle
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How it Works?

Animated Video - Windows FAT/NTFS Partition Recovery
Below video narrates the steps and provides a glimpse 'how Quick Recovery's Windows data recovery software salvages data'. All the mentioned steps and procedures are highlighted in the video, please click for better understanding

Quick Recovery: Quick Recovery is the first mode of Windows Recovery process. This mode is the fastest; it enables to recover recent data lost due to various reasons, such as accidental formatting or deletion of files, improper shutdown, logical errors, and many more. Quick Recovery is a time-saving and result-oriented process.
Quick Recovery for Windows marks the deleted files in RED, as it makes easy to search for deleted files. Quick Recovery for Windows possess the capability of sorting the recovered data in the form of Name, Type, Size, Modified, etc. This proficient Software have the ability to save the Log using a Save Log feature. In addition, Quick Recovery for Windows also displays the Current Folder i.e. the current path where you are currently at the bottom of the software.

Quick Recovery for Windows is an automatic wizard. There are three major parameters through which absolute data recovery process can be followed:

Evaluate: Swiftly evaluates and connects with the device. Identifies all the Partition(s) and provides a preview in a form of list.
Analysis: Efficiently analyzes the file structure of the selected logical Partition and inaccessible data area of the drive, later constructs the link to delete/lost files to recover data.
Recover: Provides a preview of (tree-like structure) recoverable files and directories of storage drive. Later, the user can restore the entire recovered data in any of their desired location.

Exhaustive Recovery: Exhaustive Recovery is an advanced recovery mode, which recovers data lost due to partition format, delete, and re-formatting of Hard Disk Partitions. In Exhaustive Recovery mode, Windows Recovery Software performs a deep scan of the storage media. As a result, it shows all the files, folders, partition, directory entries, or any deleted folder that can be recoverable.
Most of the times, Exhaustive mode is used to recover data and logical Partitions from formatted, deleted, damaged and corrupted Disks.
Note: In case Normal scan fails to recover data, you can try using Exhaustive Recovery. Exhaustive Recovery is the advance mode where all lost files and folders can be recovered. This mode is used for extreme cases like changing Partitions, broken directory entries, or long lost folders, and many more.

Raw Recovery: The Raw Recovery option scans corrupted Partitions for files with specific file extensions. This mode helps in recovering files from Partitions with a damaged directory or file structures. This mode scans all sectors on the Disk sequentially and searches for specific file header signatures. The Raw Recovery option restores small files stored in one cluster or larger files stored in consecutive clusters on the Disk. If Quick Recovery option fails to recognize a specific file type, then opt for Raw Recovery.

Disk Imaging: Disk Imaging is a specialized process of creating an exact image of the Disk at a particular point. The Disk Image is capable of being recreated into an actual Disk contents. Disk Imaging is useful for the Hard Drive that contains bad sectors. Quick Recovery for Windows provides two types of image creation:

1. Disk-to-Disk: In this option, the entire Disk is replicated in the destination Disk.
2. Disk-to-Image: In this option, image (. image) file is created at the desired destination.

Note: The Disk image should not be stored on the same Disk, which needs to be protected from data loss. The Disk image is normally a heavy file running into several megabytes of data depending on the size of the Disk which you are imaging. This Disk Image is especially for the purpose of Data Recovery that should be ideally stored on a removable storage media like CD, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD, DVD-R or DVD-RW.

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