A great step for R-Studio Technician: a new version provides integration with
DeepSpar Disk Imager (DDI). In this integration, DDI provides a low-level fine-tuned access to a malfunctioning hard drive, whereas R-Studio serves as a data recovery front-end with a convenient interface and a bunch of advanced data recovery algorithms. DDI disks appear in the Drives panel of R-Studio as regular disk objects and can be processed as such. For example, they can be included into RAID objects. Moreover, there may be several DDI systems connected to R-Studio, and their respective disks will appear independently for processing.
An important feature of this integration: disk imaging and analyzing are performed simultaneously. That is, any sector R-Studio accesses on the source disk will be immediately copied to a clone disk and any other data recovery operation for those sectors will be made from that clone disk avoiding further deterioration of the source disk and great reduction in processing time. Read more on (
Integration with Hard Drive Recovery Hardware.
Other new features: support for ReFS and Windows 2012 Server. And several bugfixes, including the bug with the file recovery lists.
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R-Studio 6.2.