URR - Undelete Recover and Rescue for NTFS

If you have accidentally deleted files or folders by pressing Shift+Delete or by emptying the Recycle Bin, you should know they can be recovered with specialized software. In fact, this is why Windows 10 gives you the option to securely erase data when refreshing the operating system if you plan on handing over your PC to someone else - so your deleted, private files cannot be retrieved.

URR - Undelete Recover and Rescue for NTFS is a simple and straightforward utility that works exclusively with disk drives which have been formatted as NTFS. In fact, if you're looking for something that works with FAT disks, then you can check out URR - Undelete Recover and Rescue for FAT.

Unlike other software applications dedicated to file recovery, URR doesn't offer configuration settings like filtering files by type or searching the hard drive by name. Once you point out the disk drive to scan, it looks for everything that was deleted, recovers all found files, and saves them in the directory of your choice.

As a general rule, i's recommended to specify an output folder that's different from the source drive. If you recovered something from C:, the files should be saved in D:, for example. The recovery task can be paused.

Keep in mind that the unregistered edition cannot save recovered files. It only creates a list with all found files, including their names, sizes and dates of last modification, to demonstrate that it actually works. Also, you should always run it with elevated rights to avoid getting disk permission errors.

All aspects considered, URR - Undelete Recover and Rescue for NTFS offers an effective solution for finding and recovering deleted files from NTFS drives. It might not have an abundance of features, but it's easy to use and gets the job done quickly.