UFS Explorer RAID Recovery

UFS Explorer RAID Recovery Description

UFS Explorer RAID Recovery is an extension of UFS Explorer Standard Recovery software designed to expand capabilities for the reconstruction of complex RAID-systems and recovery of lost and deleted data from these systems. In addition to the set of functions contained in UFS Explorer Standard Recovery this software includes embedded RAID-Builder tool that organizes smooth operations on RAID-storages of any level. UFS Explorer RAID Recovery allows you to build, edit and save virtual RAID configuration. Advanced software techniques enable building RAID-system not only from a set of physical disks but from disk images as well. Moreover, the program has embedded VIM-Import tool allowing to import Runtime Software virtual image files (.vim) for further operations. Increased software convenience provides for effortless editing of RAID configurations. UFS Explorer RAID Recovery enables determining and setting such RAID-parameters as start sector, drive order, block size etc. and modifying created configuration, if necessary. In addition, the software has embedded hexadecimal viewer for brief data analysis on partitions and disks that is essential for creating correct RAID configuration. You can save created RAID configuration to any selected destination as a file and later download it for further operations. The software manages automatic load of certain standard RAID configuration types.Besides, complex RAID-systems UFS Explorer RAID Recovery is applicable to other storages as well. Additionally, you can recover lost files from your PC, USB flash drive, memory card of your photo/video camera, external hard drive, virtual machine or disk image file with this tool. The software ensures safety of your data by working in safe read-only mode. This program doesn't require any prior technical skills and thus this product is perfect for both home and professional RAID reconstruction and data recovery tasks. �.You can free download UFS Explorer RAID Recovery from Softpedia now.