Active.File.Recovery.Professional.15.0.7 with serial patch by [HackDefender]
Welcome to Active@ File Recovery
Active@ File Recovery is a powerful software utility, designed to restore accidentally deleted files and directories. It allows you to recover files that have been deleted from the Recycle Bin, as well as those deleted after avoiding the Recycle Bin (e.g. Shift-Delete).
Active@ File Recovery can be installed on and run from CD/DVD or USB disk, so that the risk of overwriting your data is minimized.
Active@ File Recovery will help you to restore data residing on hard drives, floppy or USB drives formatted in any of the following file systems:
Microsoft NTFS / NTFS5 / NTFS+EFS
Microsoft FAT12 / FAT16 / FAT32 / exFAT
Apple HFS+
Linux Ext2 / Ext3 / Ext4 / BtrFS
FreeBSD Unix UFS
CD/DVD/Blu-ray UDF & ISO9660
It works under all Windows family operating systems:
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows Server 2003, 2008, 2008 R2, 2012
Windows 7
Windows 8
Windows PE (embedded Windows environment loaded from CD-ROM or USB disk)
Active@ File Recovery supports:
IDE, SATA, SSD, SCSI hard drives, External USBs, Floppy and USB Flash Media, Memory Cards
Damaged or deleted RAID virtual reconstruction (RAID-0, RAID-1, RAID-5, Span)
Large-sized drives (more than 2TB)
Long file names and local language (non-English) file names
Recovery of compressed, fragmented and encrypted files on NTFS
Detection and recovery from deleted or damaged partitions
Saving scan results to the storage and opening them later on
Search deleted files by predefined signatures, including custom signature definition
Deleted files filtering, exact or partial file name search
Disk Image creation and loading (to restore files and folders from)
Integration with a Disk Viewer/Editor - to be able to inspect raw disk/partition/file data
RAID-5 of different types is being supported:
Left Asynchronous (the most frequently used)
Left Synchronous
Right Synchronous
Right Asynchronous
Active@ Scan technology allows you to recognize files based onfile signatures for the following file types:
Word Documents (*.DOC, *.DOCX)
Excel Spreadsheets ( *.XLS, *.XLSX)
PowerPoint Presentations (*.PPT, *.PPTX)
Adobe Documents (*.PDF)
Access Databases (*.MDB)
Crystal Reports (*.RPT)
Visio Diagrams (*.VSD)
Outlook Data Archives (*.PST)
JPEG Images (*.JPG)
Bitmap Images (*.BMP)
Corel Draw Files (*.CDR)
Canon Raw Images (*.CRW;*.CR2)
Nikon Raw Images (*.NEF)
TIF/TIFF Images (*.TIF)
AVI Files (*.AVI)
WAV Files (*.WAV)
MPG/MPEG Files (*.MPG)
Video Files (*.MTS)
ANI Files (*.ANI)
Zip, RAR and other archives (*.ZIP, *.RAR, *.ARJ, *.LZH, *.CAB)
QuickBooks Files (*.QBW)
MP3 Music Files (*.MP3)
Digital Negative Images (*.DNG)
Olympus Raw Images (*.ORF)
Leica Raw Images (*.RAW)
Pentax Raw Images (*.PEF)
Sony Raw Images (*.ARW .SRF .SR2)
Sigma Raw Images (*.X3F)
Fuji Raw Images (*.RAF)
Konica Minolta Raw Images (*.MRW)
Simply Accounting Databases (*.SDB)
Rich Text Format Documents (*.RTF)
XML Documents (*.XML)
HTML Documents (*.HTML .HTM)
DJVU Files (*.DJVU)
File Maker's Files (*.FP3, *.FP5, *.FP7, *.FMP12)
Apple QuickTime (*.3G2, .3GP, .CDC, .DCF, .JP2, .JPA, .JPM, .JPX, .M4A, .M4B, .M4P, .M4V, .MOV, .MP4, .MPG, .MQV, .SDV)
Custom file signatures can be defined via user templates placed into and loaded from text files.
After you recover files by signatures, you can use Active@ File Organizer to organize them in folders with readable (non-abstract) names.
The free evaluation version has full functionality of all features with a limitation only on maximum size of the file being restored.
File Organizer
The file organizer functions allow you to create folders based on information contained inside the file and outside the file system it is stored in, and move / copy the file to these folders. This is useful when you detected and recovered files by signatures, but recovered files have abstract names. The file organizer is primarily used to open files of a chosen extension, look at data contained within that file, create a folder structure that matches the data contained within the file and move / copy the file to that folder.
