Recovery Explorer Professional is a feature-packed software application for access and recovery of files in various cases of data loss or file system damage, easy comprehensible for both technical experts and home users. The software works with a broad set of devices, including RAID of various complexity, and supports a wide variety of file systems: FAT32/exFAT/NTFS/ReFS/ReFS3 of Windows, HFS+/APFS file systems of macOS, Ext2/Ext3/Ext4, UFS/UFS2, Adaptec UFS, big-endian UFS, XFS, ReiserFS, JFS, Btrfs, F2FS of Linux, ZFS of SUN/FreeNAS and VMFS/VMFS6 of VMware. In addition to physical storages and various disk images, the program handles virtual disks of VMware, Hyper-V, QEMU, XEN, VirtualBox and Parallels. What is more, the utility incorporates embedded decryption techniques for BitLocker, LUKS, TrueCrypt, VeraCrypt, eCryptFS, Apple FileVault 2 and encrypted APFS, which make use of the available password or decryption key and allow restoring files from an encrypted device like from one utilizing no encryption. MS Storage Spaces, Windows dynamic disks, Apple Core Storage, mdadm, LVM with thin provisioning Btrfs-RAID, Drobo BeyondRAID and RAID-Z volumes are automatically detected by the software for further data recovery or access to files. Besides, the application can boast a wide variety of tools for low-level analysis of data consistency and manual editing of contents of disks, partitions or files in the hexadecimal mode.
Operations management is enhanced with the help of separate tabs for each tool as well as the opportunity to preview the files to be recovered. Recovery Explorer Professional can be also used to handle failing drives with definition of parameters as to the access and usage of the device, and the possibility to read out the storage only once and save the processed data to a sparse image file.

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Raise Data Recovery is a handy program for smooth data recovery after logical failures, malware attacks, accidental file deletion and hardware faults. The utility can recover files from any storage device attached to the local computer and controlled by any of the file systems of Windows (FAT/FAT32, ExFAT, NTFS, ReFS), macOS (APFS, HFS+) and Linux (Ext2, Ext4, Ext4, ReiserFS, XFS, JFS). Raise Data Recovery can also be applied to RAID systems and composite volumes, including Linux LVM, Windows dynamic disks, Apple Software RAID, as well as most NAS devices. Owing to its maximum simplicity, the software doesnt require any extra user actions or skills to perform the data recovery procedure. The application automatically selects the necessary data recovery methods and quickly recovers the lost information. Raise Data Recovery employs powerful analysis, search and recovery mechanisms similar to those used in professional product series. After the user starts the scanning operation, the utility analyzes the storage space finding all the intact folders and files that have been inside the file system. The program offers such useful additional features, as preview of files, their sorting, adjustable search and in most cases, reconstructs the initial structure of directories. Several licensing options are provided depending on the purpose of use: from the free Trial License with the limitations on the size of files to be saved to the Personal license with several sub-licenses for lifting the limitations depending on the chosen set of file systems for recovery Windows, Linux or macOS. The activated set of storage formats that can be processed under any of the supported operating systems.