Active@ Partition Recovery will recover deleted and damaged logical drives and partitions within DOS, Windows, WinPE (recovery boot disk) & Linux (recovery LiveCD) environments.

Using the QuickScan option will quickly detect and recover recently deleted partitions, as long as they were not formatted/overwritten to after deletion. For a more advanced low-level scan, use SuperScan to detect partitions that were deleted a long time ago, even if you have created new ones and even formatted them. The LastChance recovery method is as the name states; it detects and recovers files by their signatures on volumes having severely damaged file systems, where physical volume recovery isn't possible.

Active@ Partition Recovery Features:

Restores lost partitions & disks back to working state

QuickScan easily detects partitions being deleted but not re-formatted

SuperScan - low-level scan detects re-formatted & damaged partitions

LastChance - recovery method for severely damaged filesystems on volumes

Backup & Restore disk partitioning info and ability to Rollback changes

Fixes damaged Partition Table, MBR (Master Boot Record) and GPT

Creates a Disk Image - sector-by-sector data backup for data recovery

Restores all data from raw, compressed and VMWare Disk Images

Recovers FAT/exFAT/NTFS/HFS+/UFS/Ext2/Ext3/Ext4/BtrFS file systems

Recovers IDE, SATA, eSATA, SSD, SCSI, RAID, USB Flash Disks and Memory Cards

Recovers volumes lost due to accidental disk formatting, damage by virus attack, malicious program, or a power failure

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