Raise Data Recovery for HFS+ 5.0

Raise Data Recovery for HFS+ is a software application designed for recovery of lost and deleted files from HFS+ and HFSX of Apple Mac OS and reconstruction of the file system in case of its damage.

The software will help you find and recover accidentally deleted files or files lost as a result of HFS+ and HFSX file systems damage caused by formatting hard disk, hardware malfunctions or software failures, virus attacks, power outages etc. You can apply Raise Data Recovery for HFS+ to hard disks, removable storages, disk images, virtual disks of virtual machines ? and partitions formatted with HFS+ and HFSX of Apple Mac OS. Software plug-in RAID Access Plugin - RAID Builder will let you recover data from complex RAID-systems with HFS+ file system as well. Furthermore, Raise Data Recovery for HFS+ manages reconstruction of even severely damaged HFS+ file system. Additionally, this program supports a wide range of other file systems ? Windows (FAT and NTFS); Linux (Ext2, Ext3, Ext4 , Reiser, XFS, JFS (JFS2) and FreeBSD (UFS/UFS2) ? what can be helpful in detecting your file system type and selecting proper data recovery software.

HFS+ file system features not very high chances for successful recovery. Due to limited time for keeping the file in the system the best recovery result can be achieved if the system is scanned as soon as possible after file deletion. In its work Raise Data Recovery for HFS+ uses latest data recovery technologies that allow to achieve maximally possible recovery result. Among these technologies is IntelliRAW file search. This technique makes possible to find lost files by their type what is highly efficient for HFS+ file system that can wipe file name information.

Working with Raise Data Recovery for HFS+ you can be absolutely sure of complete safety of your data. The software works in a safe read-only mode and doesn't alter original information.

Release Info:	Major Update on Dec 22, 2011
Related Tags:	recovery data recovery reconstruction undelete unformat