R-UNDELETE File Recovery 4.1

Whats new in version 4.1:
Support for exFAT, Greatly enhanced scanning for FAT and NTFS partitions

Publisher review:
R-Undelete is an inexpensive and easy-to-use yet powerful file recovery solution for FAT and NTFS file systems. R-Undelete recovers files on any local disks recognized by the software. An additional recovery algorithm increases file recovery quality. For user's convenience R-Undelete can be run from disks and folders context menu. R-Undelete supports Dynamic Disks, encrypted files, localized names, compressed files and alternative data streams. Most of graphic, video and audio files can be previewed in R-Undelete Demo mode to estimate recovery chances before purchasing.
In comparison with the previous version, R-Undelete 4 was supplemented with an improved wizard-style interface oriented on data recovery novices and an option to recover files from damaged and deleted partitions that bring R-Undelete to a highly rated R-Studio level except for some special data recovery features like RAID , Hex editing and Network support.
Requirements:
At least 32 MB of RAM, a mouse, and enough disk space for recovered files or disk image

Operating system:
Win2000,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Win98,WinVista,WinVista x64,WinXP

Release notes:
Major Update

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