Undelete 360

Recovering lost files can be a confusing process, and as the selection of programs capable of such a feat keeps expanding, it can get even more perplexing to choose the right option.

Thus, it's worth considering Undelete 360. It features a simple yet functional interface that allows you to see recoverable files on your system, giving you the ability to handily retrieve them with just a few clicks.

The design here is a simple one, but it allows you to get to your files easily. Upon electing to scan a drive, the program will show you the files that were detected as deleted, along with their respective status.

This status acts as a health meter of sorts, providing information about the recoverability of your files. For instance, a file bearing the Overwritten status can hardly be recovered — though there is a chance — whilst one with the Bad or Middle designation has a higher probability of being retrieved.

In our case, we found that a lot of the previously deleted files bore the Overwritten status. Despite that, some were successfully recovered, while others failed to even open. As for files with the Good or Very Good status, the app made quick work of them, easily retrieving all without fault.

Upon completing a scan, you will inevitably see lots of files that are not of interest to you. The file extension panel on the left is there to help with that: through it, you can get to your files quicker.

In our case, we wanted to look for the PDF documents we'd deleted a few days ago, and thanks to the sorting capabilities, we were able to make the app only show files bearing the .pdf extension.

Undelete 360 is a handy utility that can come to your rescue when you're looking to recover lost files: its easy-to-grasp interface and fast operation speeds make it a worthwhile program to consider.