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Introduction panel
Here you can select the recovery type, adjust various settings and even purchase the license.
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Select the interface language.
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Click "Advanced Configuration" and open a preferences dialog, which allows you to fine tune various processing aspects.
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Open save file with previously saved recovery run (note: this feature is not available in the demo version).
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When ZAR processes the volume, it will encounter multiple
files marked as "erased" by the operating system. Two "layers" of data
coexist on the crashed volume. There will be files which should
supposedly be accessible. We call these "current" files, belonging to the
"most current layer" of the data available. On the other hand, there
will be files which were routinely deleted before the volume crashed. We
call these "erased" files, representing all the "past layers" of the
data. ZAR can be configured in three ways
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Recover both "current" files and files normally deleted - disregard any marks which may suggest the file was earlier deleted per user's request.
- Only recover "current" files - this would attempt to filter the
garbage out and only extract the "most current" layer of the data
- Only recover files normally deleted, skip "current" files - useful for mass undeletions, this
mode only recovers "past" data.
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Image Recovery - this mode allows you to recover lost digital images and videos (typically from memory cards and USB thumbdrives).
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Data Recovery for Windows and Linux - the most general mode of data recovery from various storages and filesystems.
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RAID Recovery - reconstructs RAID layout, then recovers data.
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