Version 1.0 Puran File Recovery released and is a part of Puran Utilities. It provides native support for 64 bit versions. Puran File Recovery is compatible with Windows XP/2003/Vista//10 including 64 bit versions. In all, Puran File Recovery can recover almost everything with ease. All files can be previewed before recovery.Ī search box supporting wildcards lets you quickly locate your deleted files.Īn official portable version is also available that can even run in BartPE environment. Recovered files can be saved with their path structure intact.įiles are listed in tree and list views. This is the case for formatted drives too. In many cases, full paths of deleted files will be listed. Hence almost everything can be recovered. More than 50 formats/data patterns list expandable to hundreds of formats is included. RAW and Physical drives can also be scanned.ĭeep/Full Scan not just look for lost file records but also detect different format files based on data patterns. It supports FAT12/16/32 and NTFS.Ī Deep Scan that can intelligently scan a drive byte by byte resulting in high speed listing of many more deleted and lost files.Ī Full Scan that can detect deleted/lost partitions and even recover files from formatted drives. A perfect combination of speed, accuracy and simplicity.Ī Quick Scan that lists deleted files in a click and few seconds. Be it Hard Disks, Pen Drives, Memory Cards, Mobile Phones, CDs, DVDs, basically any storage medium.Ī very simple interface with an extremely powerful recovery engine. Almost everything that is detected as a drive by Windows can be scanned irrespective of its file system. Files can be recovered from formatted disks too. I’ve been reading about this hack wherein you import the raw file: īut I don’t know how to adjust the settings to make it sound right.Puran File Recovery can be used to recover deleted/lost files/partitions. Unfortunately, the files are openable, but they include defects like loud “fuzz” or gaps at regular intervals (which seems more fixable? all of the audio is there, it’s just the gaps). The files were gone.īut! I downloaded recovery software and was able to locate the. After consulting with Apple help, they concluded that if I were to recover the files, they’d be on the card’s ‘trash’ and not my MacBook Air’s trash.
They then deleted immediately from my trash without a prompt.
The card got full so I went to move my files into my Dropbox, but they accidentally ended up in my trash. I was recording a podcast using a Zoom H5 Handy Recorder and an SD card. Audacity 3.2 … whatever Mac OS is new in 2015.
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