Features List:

• Quick and Automated Analysis.
• Unique Guided File Excavation Technology (GFETch).
• Simple and well guided steps to recover data.
• Unicode multiple lingual support.
• Simulates previously existed partitions.
• Recovers even if MFT is fragmented and broken.
• Recovers even if MFT meta tags are overwritten.
• Recognises drives even if MBR, Boot record and meta tags are not present.
• Bad sector management and recovery (BSMR) helps in optimized recovery from damaged disks.
• Recovery from damaged floppies.
• All recovery cases possible that have been experienced by Unistal have been incorporated.
• Developed by experienced data recovery experts.

How Quick Recovery Works:

• Verify that the primary disk has Quick Recovery installed in it.
• Connect the crashed drive as a slave or secondary in the computer.
• Click on the Quick Recovery Icon from the desktop or from Programs.
• From the first menu verify that both the drives are listed.
• Click on the Drive 1 (crashed disk).
• Choose the recovery mode. It is preferred to select Quick Mode for the first analysis.
• Click on Next. In case Quick Mode doesn't show the required data, choose Advance Mode or Raw Recovery.
• Now you will be shown the list of partitions in the selected drive.
• Select the partition that needs to be recovered.
• If all the partitions are not listed then click on search for more partitions.
• Only one partition can be selected at a time. Click on Next.
• The analysis will start for searching for lost directories and linking directories.
• This process could take some time.
• As soon as the search and analysis is done, the directory list will be displayed.
• This display is like that of explorer.
• Now the menu bar options will be active.
• Select the folders by the highlighting the folder (on the right Menu) using mouse by single mouse click and shift + mouse click for multiple folders or files.
• You may also use the standard keys (tab, arrows and enter to do the selection.
• To save the selected files, right click on the required folder or file and click on save.
• Alternatively choose Options > Save.
• Now a menu will be shown where you may enter the path to save the selected files.
• Refer to Save options described in the next section.

File Systems Supported:

FAT 16/32, NTFS, NTFS5, HPFS