#DATA RESCUE 4 FILE NAME MISSING UPDATE#
Runs natively as 64-bit on supported machines in Snow LeopardNew Welcome window for easier access to suspended and completed scansImprovements to the Workspace and Home Folder workflows: now simpler to understand and useNew Expert feature for erasing any drive or volume to HFS+Added contextual menu to Details View for quick access to common featuresImproved recovery of InDesign, PEF raw image, TIFF and AVI files, for certain casesAdded support for recovering certain ORF raw imagesA number of additional file types with no, or non-standard, extensions can now be previewed.DMG files with no partition table can now be found and recovered.Some improvements were made to improve Deep Scan results, in some cases.Some optional additional file browser columns may be shown by right-clicking on the table columns header.Fixes:Catalog files with more than 8 fragments would sometimes be recovered incorrectly.Activation while launched from a read-only volume wouldn't be applied correctlyErase wasn't working on 10.4Erased drives wouldn't show up in the source selection screen, sometimes causing unnecessary warnings to be displayedErase wouldn't work on a volume that was mounted while the open dialog was activeCrash when attempting to erase a drive that just disconnectedRare crash when a device is disconnectedMinor incompatibilities with the software update feature on 10.4Several usability enhancements to Set Drive/Volume Params.Arenas weren't rendering properly on Snow LeopardUser interface preferences are now properly stored in the Home Folder for when booted off the DVDFixed some bugs related to running the application on a secondary monitorImproved performance and stability while browsing scan resultsAnalyze sometimes crashed just when finishing.When unmarking many nodes when quitting, the UI would seem to hang and show the beach ball.Some miscellaneous sources of memory leaks and potential crashes were fixed. However, although the developers make some bold claims about how much it can recover, you may find it's far from perfect and won't be able to help in all circumstances.ĭata Rescue is definitely worth a try if all else has failed at recovering a hard drive. You can preview files before recovery which is useful since it stops you having to go through the time consuming process of recovery if the files aren't the correct ones you want to recover. It takes you through three steps - drive selection, analysis and recovery. The interface of Data Rescue is very easy to use and well designed. It could be especially useful if you need to recover digital pictures from a camera memory card even after it has been erased or reformatted. Data Rescue can recover any type of file and can even work if a drive only partially operates.
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