Active@ Disk Editor for Windows

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Key Details of Active@ Disk Editor

Display contents of data storage structure in binary and text modes at the same time
Last updated on 03/19/22
There has been 1 update within the past 6 months
The current version has 0 flags on VirusTotal

Developer’s Description

By Active Data Recovery Software

Display contents of data storage structure in binary and text modes at the same time.

Disk Editor tool uses a simple, low-level disk viewer which displays information in binary and text modes at the same time. You can use this view to analyze the contents of data storage structure elements such as: Hard disk drives, Floppy drives, Partitions, Other objects. The Main Features: Enhanced template view; Side-by-side Compare and Edit; Fields coloring with data in tooltips; Extensive exFAT support; Fast navigation points; Filling selection with a pattern; Unicode support; Quick Disk Info; Bookmarks; Data Inspector.

Active@ Disk Editor for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: March 19, 2023

Latest update: March 19, 2023

Version: 23

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows 2003
Windows XP
Windows 7
Windows Server
Windows 11
Windows Vista
Windows 8

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 1,826

Downloads Last Week: 3

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User Reviews

2/5

1 User Votes

Lacked the most basic function: File Edit
Bubba_GumpJuly 14, 2013
Pros
Free, ran in Windows 7.
Cons
I downloaded this free app for one reason and one reason only: to view the binary contents of a particular file. This program does not support that (if it does, I didn't see it.)
Summary
Even the most rudimentary sector editors allow you to open a particular file by name and not simply display the contents of an entire disk from byte 0. If this feature *does* exist in this program, it's not readily obvious (no option under the File menu) and therefore deserves no more than 2 stars. (I did not attempt to write any sectors using this program to say whether it's fully compatible with Win7.)