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- Price: Free to try (30-day trial, scan loading disabled); $49.00 to buy
- Operating system: Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/NT
- Date added: August 01, 2002
- Total Downloads: 4,206
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From Runtime Software :DriveLook is a forensic drive investigation and search tool. DriveLook scans a drive or a partition of a drive for text strings and stores them in a table. After completion of the scan, you can browse the table and view where the words were found. The search function allows you to do fast inquiries for combinations of words.
Investigate a drive for suspicious content. See what others put on your computer. Find traces of user activity. Collect evidence for litigation purposes. The program enables you to index a hard drive for all text that was ever written to it, browse a list of all words stored on the drive, search for words or combinations of words, view the location of words in a disk editor, switch between several views such as hex and text view, use physical drives or logical drives as an input,?use image files as an input, and access remote drives over serial cable or TCP/IP.
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Version: DriveLook 1.00
"More recovery with this program."
Pros: I actually used this software in combination with the companies "Drive Explore" to recover a word list. My strategy was to search for an odd word that I figured would be on the list. I was able to get about 80% recovery using other apps. However, I used the companies Drive Explore app to browse past the end of where the recovery would always stop. After about three minutes, I found the rest of the file, with only one word missing of 40 to 50 thousand. There is no way I could have done that with any other undelete product I saw at Download.com.
Cons: Would not allow you to copy text directly from the app. You have to save as a file, and then open the file first. The process I used may be confusing to people with no technical knowledge of computers.
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