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Review
ReclaiMe Pro is a professional all-in-one highly configurable data recovery software designed to be used by data recovery technicians rather than home users. It enables to retrieve relevant information from damaged hard disks, as well as create drive images, without using any system resources.
This software utility enables a user to create disk images, in a few different types of formats, namely, IMG (raw disk image), VHD and VHDX. It is essential to keep in mind that the duration of this process might vary, depending on the size of the HDD and computer’s performance. Aside from that, while CPU and memory usage remains quite low, a user should know disk utilization shall be significant.
It is possible to view all the drives users have connected to the system, along with their volume label, file system type (FAT, NTFS, HFS, etc.), connection type (if any), model name and health. All detected files are going to be displayed in a folder structure in one panel and in another, as a list, paired with information such as name, size, status, and last modified date.
ReclaiMe Pro is a handy and powerful piece of data recovery software; however, there are cases when it is used to search for forensic evidence for example among deleted files or damaged devices. It does not matter how data was damaged – accidentally or intentionally – anyway, data recovery is required. To facilitate the work related to forensic data acquisition and the subsequent presentation of the results in a court ReclaiMe Pro is equipped with some forensic capabilities.
ReclaiMe Pro recovers multiple filesystems:
- Supports all the common filesystems:
- Windows: FAT16/32, ReFS, ExFAT, NTFS (with deduplication);
- Linux: EXT2/3/4, XFS, BTRFS, UFS;
- MacOS: APFS, HFS, and HFS+;
- VMware: VMFS.
- Faster scan for faster turnaround times;
- Configurable code page settings manually to recover file names in any locale language correctly.
- Read most partition tables (MBR - Master Boot Record, GPT - GUID Partition Table, APM - Apple Partition Map, LDM, LVM, MD, BTRFS volumes, Drobo 5N/5D/FS, Storage Spaces, VMFS volumes);
- Search for partitions - fast and efficiently (FAT, exFAT, NTFS, HFS+, EXT, XFS, VMFS);
- Specify areas where to search, reducing scan times even further.
- High-speed copying even on drives containing bad sectors;
- Two-pass copying. Read easy parts first, then retry bad sectors;
- Configurable timeouts and block sizes to provide more flexibility when dealing with bad sectors;
- Three most prevalent output formats for disk image files: raw image (sector-by-sector), VHD, and VHDX;
- Read and write to disks directly:
- Filesystem objects:
- FAT16/32 boot sectors, FAT entries, and directories;
- exFAT boot sector, FAT entries, and directories;
- NTFS boot sector, MFT entries, and INDX blocks;
- EXT superblocks, group descriptors, inodes, directories;
- XFS superblocks, inodes, directory blocks, and others.
- Partition objects:
- Partition tables: MBR, GPT, APM;
- RAID headers: MD, LVM, LDM.
- View any filesystem structure important in data recovery;
- Conveniently navigate between a linked partition and throughout filesystem objects.
- Supports all the standard RAID levels;
- Recovers complex RAID layouts like Drobo BeoyndRAID and HP EVA vRAIDs;
- Requires only RAID level to be known;
- Automatically discovers the most common configuration errors.
- Block size
- Automatically detects block size ranging from one sector (512 bytes) to one megabyte (1 MB) which is enough for most all RAID arrays. If the block size is known in advance or at least the user knows its range, ReclaiMe Pro lets the user specify it, thereby reducing the recovery time and system load.
- Recovery time
- Automatic RAID recovery does not require a full scan of all the disks but completes when ReclaiMe Pro collects enough data to get a reliable solution. For user convenience, ReclaiMe Pro provides information on how stable the current best solution is. Based on this information, the user can decide to stop the scan before reaching the automatic stop threshold.
- Configurable scan direction
- Use forward, backward, or automatic scan depending on the situation. Knowing the story behind a particular RAID, users can significantly reduce the recovery time using this function.
- Only requires to know the RAID level
- Clients are often wrong about their RAID type. If the user suspects this is the case, use the RAID Analysis feature to determine a correct RAID level.
- Data traces
- Traces allow to check the quality and accuracy of data recovery with another software, say with any disk editor. For each copied file, ReclaiMe Pro writes the location of its data on the disk in CSV format.
- File content classification
- Detects mismatch of file content with their extensions so that it is possible to catch files that were renamed.
- File testing
- Detect the quality of recovered files in case of severe filesystem damage. Using File testing users can separate well-recovered files from bad data.
- Filtering by hash lists
Decrease the analysis time and manual work spent on the previewing file by using a hash database of known good files. One can have a custom database, or use a ready-made one, for example from the National Software Reference Library.
System requirements:
OS: Microsoft Windows® all versions (64-bit only);
RAM: at least 4GB RAM, 8GB recommended;
Microsoft .NET Framework version 2.0;
Permanent or nearly permanent internet connection.
Install notes:
1. Kindly read "Readme.txt" file given in download zip file;
2. Enjoy!
Screenshots:
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7-zip file: ReclaiMePro.exe
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SHA1: D4B0F43D3063C14AFCBC52C06786A446FE89D112
SHA256: 7AC26C3F69E70E16F6F68D6491786998D77BE4DACAB1BE948794B63CC622975A
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