UFS Explorer RAID Recovery for Mac

Name: UFS Explorer RAID Recovery
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)
Author: SysDev Laboratories

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By SysDev Laboratories

Perform reconstruction of complex RAID-systems and data recovery.

UFS Explorer Standard Recovery for RAID (RCI) is a software product for reconstruction of complex RAID-systems and recovery of lost and deleted data from these systems. The software is applicable for recovery from other storages as well: PC, USB flash drive, memory card of photo/video camera, external hard drive, virtual machine or disk image file with this tool. The software can access and recover lost data from the file systems of Microsoft Windows (FAT/FAT32/ExFAT/ NTFS), macOS (APFS, HFS+), Linux (Ext2/Ext3/Ext4, UFS/UFS2, XFS, Reiser, JFS), as well as Btrfs file system. With functions of recovering data from standard storages, this software includes an embedded RAID-Builder tool for smooth operations on RAID-storages of any level. UFS Explorer Standard Recovery for RAID (RCI) allows handling RAID, including such operations, as building, editing and saving virtual RAID configuration.

Advanced software techniques enable building RAID-system from a set of physical disks, as well as from disk images. Moreover, the program has an embedded VIM-Import tool allowing to import Runtime Software virtual image files (.vim) for further operations. Increased software convenience ensures effortless editing of RAID configurations. Furthermore, the software has an embedded hexadecimal viewer for brief data analysis on partitions and disks, essential for creating correct RAID configuration. You can save created RAID configuration to any selected destination as a file and later download it for further operations. The software ensures safety of your data by working in a safe read-only mode. This program doesn't require any prior technical skills; thus, this product is perfect for both home and professional RAID reconstruction and recovery tasks.