DDR Recovery - Professional

Long-term usage of the computer wears it off and there’s a high chance that you lose data because of this, especially when it comes to storage devices. However, you can rely on specialized applications like DDR Recovery - Professional in an attempt to recover lost or removed files from different drives.

With the setup process over before you realize you quickly get the chance to take it for a spin. Features are wrapped around an intuitive interface, with a menu letting you select the operation of interest. The process is guided by several steps so that you carefully select options and files to recover without feeling overwhelmed by too many options.

There are four possible scan methods to use, each relying on a particular algorithm, so it’s best to select the one which suits you. Detailed descriptions are displayed on highlight, helping you figure out whether you want to run a basic scan, deep, photo, or signature scan.

Regardless of the mode you select steps until you recover data are mostly the same. First you need to choose the partition or drive to scan, which can be fixed or removable, FAT or NTFS. general information is displayed, such as labels, names, as well as space distribution. You can refresh if the drive of interest is not found in the initial list.

It can take a little while for the scan operation to finish, but this depends on the selected type of operation, health status of the target drive, as well as space distribution. The results sheet is updated in real-time, with items displayed in a directory list for easy selection, as well as a detailed list of items.

Saving is the last step of the operation, and you can choose multiple files. It’s highly recommended to save recovered files to a different drive than the source, especially if you know for sure it’s damaged or showing signs of poor performance.

Bottom line is that most lost and deleted files can be recovered from any type of drive, given particular clusters can still be read. DDR Recovery - Professional offers you increased chances of recovering your files from both removable and fixed, FAT and NTFS drives.