Disk Drill, beta per il recupero di file

[Mac Peer]

E’ disponibile su internet tramite download digitale l’applicazione Disk Drill, che si trova in fase beta e che richiede Leopard 10.5 o superiore e un Mac con processore Intel.La beta e tutti gli aggiornamenti saranno gratuiti fino all’uscita della versione finale a pagamento. Dato che non ha date di scadenza, essa potrà continuare ad essere [...]

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[Hooke]

Grazie Padmé, ho proprio un HD interno danneggiato che nessun sistema
operativo(Win, un paio di versioni di Linux) è riuscito a visualizzare e, di
conseguenza, offrire una possibilità per il recupero dati.
Proverò con un cavetto USB-SATA, il Mac e DISK DRILL; se il Mac riesce
a visualizzarlo, con Disk Drill vado sul sicuro.

Bye bye:smt039.

[Padmé Amidala]

Version 1.0.55:

New:more user-friendly/readable disk names if a disk has only one partition
New: technical troubleshooting is now done directly from Disk Drill with the help of FeedbackReporter
Improved: Recovery Vault is now much faster and more stable
Improved: tons of cosmetic GUI, menus, hints, texts fixes
Improved:there’s now a new message which will notify users on how to preview formats that are not supported by Quick Look by default

[Padmé Amidala]

1.0.57

New: Now Disk Drill lists better readable ("human") names for disks in the drives list New: We finally added the uninstaller. Go to Preferences -> Recovery -> look for the "Remove Disk Drill" button (this will be improved in the upcoming updates) New: To prevent file clutter in recovery destination, we added an option to dump all recovered items right in the selected folder and ignore original recovered structure Improved: Deep Scan: scanning for lost data is now much faster Improved: User interface no longer hangs when accessing slow USB drives Improved: Master Password recovery via email was polished Improved: Now you can select multiple folders at the same time when adding them to Recovery Vault for protection

[Padmé Amidala]

Disk Drill 1.0.62 brings a lot of minor changes and improvements:

*new* In-app navigation: if you hid the main app, you can still use the main menu to go to Welcome, Protection or Recovery screens
*new* Disk Drill now features polished and user-friendly uninstaller (go to Preferences -> General to remove Disk Drill completely)
*improved* Recovery Vault now recognizes multiple installations of Mac OS on the same Mac computer and keeps protecting different volumes even if Disk Drill is used from different instances (or even versions) of Mac OS
*improved* We added several warnings to prevent user confusion with data recovery process, which may be not obvious at certain steps
*improved* Better detection of BootCamp and USB drives’ names
*improved* Better support of the disks used for Time Machine backups
*improved* Disk Drill reports more details about errors if any occur during recovery
*improved* Recovery Vault statistic data is now reported back to the main app to prevent collisions with Deep Scan
*improved* Now you can configure “Check for updates” option in Preferences
*improved* Better support of USB flash drives with bad sectors
*fixed* Uninstaller doesn’t forget the log file any more
*fixed* Several crashes that occasionally occurred during deep scanning

[Padmé Amidala]

So, Disk Drill 1.0.66 has:

new multi-selection in scanning results
improved items filter in scanning results is now reset on every new scan to prevent user confusion with the list of found items
improved Disk Drill will now correctly reopen its window if you click the dock icon
improved some minor improvements in uninstallation process
improved several cosmetic changes in user interface
improved another bunch of crashes related to external hard drives mounting
improved finally we were able to fix the issue with correct detection of file system of the main hard drive, which could be detected as ‘not partitioned’ in some rare cases. Thanks go to many users who helped us debug this trouble.
fixed occasional crash when disk unmounts by itself during scan