The interface of the tool is clean and intuitive. Once you have selected the target volume (or Recycle Bin), you can make Auslogics File Recovery look for all files.
Alternatively, you may configure a search filter when it comes to the file type (pictures, music, video, documents and software), last date of modification, filename, and search type (perform deep scan, skip zero-sized files, skip temporary and system files).
During the scanning procedure, you can check out the total number of found and processed files, along with a progress bar. When it finishes, you can view the name, status, date of modification, size, type and location for each item.
Plus, you can preview content, create an ignore list, check out file details (e.g. clusters, date of last access), and view content in hexadecimal mode. Simply select which items you want to recover and let Auslogics File Recovery take care of the rest. Otherwise, you may wipe items (this way, they cannot be retrieved through similar apps by other users).
From the 'Settings' screen, you can switch to a different language for the interface, make the app restore damaged files, choose the wiping method (e.g. Random Data, Gutmann), and remove items from the ignore list.
The software application needs a pretty high amount of system resources, in order to work properly. It finishes a scanning operation in reasonable time, depending on the size of your hard drive. We have not come across any problems during our tests. Thanks to its intuitive layout and overall simplicity, Auslogics File Recovery's features may be seamlessly figured out.
System Requirements : Windows 8/8,1, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 10 (32-bit and 64-bit).
Source : http://www.softpedia.com
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