Disk Drill is a Mac data recovery software designed natively for Mac OS: easily protect your files from accidental deletion with Recovery Vault and recover lost data from Mac disks. Most of storage devices, file types and file systems are supported. You can recover deleted files from iPhone and Android devices! Disk Drill offers helpful and free tools for disk management like duplicate file finder, byte-to-byte backups, disk cleanup and space visualization, bootable data recovery drive, disk health monitoring, etc.

When something is deleted Recovery Vault makes it possible to recover not only the file itself, but also its properties, such as original file name, location, etc. So you will always be able to recover data from Mac files system (HFS/HFS+) and FAT32 partitions. Disk Drill also includes powerful S.M.A.R.T. disk monitoring right out-of-the-box; you can monitor your disks' hardware status and get automatic notifications of potential failures or other issues. If a disk or partition is failing, you can easily backup it into a disk image (DMG) which can later be mounted for recovery.

Disk Drill PRO also features a number of advanced scanning modes for data recovery of FAT, NTFS, HFS/HFS+, other file systems and formatted (initialized) drives. Using Quick Scan you can locate deleted items on FAT and NTFS disks, this scanning method is fast and accurate, but is unlikely to find data deleted long ago. With Deep Scan you can try to recover data from any disk or memory card regardless of their file system. This recovery method is long and thorough, it scans your disk in a binary mode and is capable of finding deleted files even after formatting.

What's New:

Version 6.0.2020:

New

• Advanced Camera Recovery – introducing the recovery of fragment-deleted videos and photos from cameras, drones, dashcams, smart telescopes, microscopes, and other camera-equipped devices
• Revamped byte-to-byte backups – engineered for recovery, enhanced fault tolerance, and a fresh, visually rich interface
• ReFS lost partition recovery – more data restored, more meta-information salvaged
• Hex View added for advanced disk and partition analysis – ideal for raw, low-level inspection of data integrity and device condition
• Targeted recovery from BitLocker-enabled Windows partitions
• Support for Bonjour (zero-configuration networking) and mDNS (local network discovery) added – Disk Drill now automatically detects network devices for remote recovery over SSH
• Added certificate validity check for legacy macOS distributions in the macOS Installer module

Improvements

• Support for discovery and scanning of exFAT partitions
• Disk Drill compatibility in Recovery Mode across modern Mac models
• Detection of damaged exFAT partitions that were previously misidentified as RAW, along with a significant improvement in recovery success rates
• Detection of lost NTFS partitions
• Quick and Deep Scan results are now intelligently merged during a Universal Scan to prevent file duplication
• Automatic RAID array reconstruction is now supported during remote recovery over SSH
• The sidebar, interface controls, list elements, preview pane, navigation flow, filter system, and icon set have all been refined to deliver a more streamlined and modernized user experience
• RAID1 EXT2 detection
• NTFS partition detection when MBR is wiped
• Detection of disk disconnection to notify a user that the current scan cannot be resumed
• Data reading/extraction from VHDX disk and partition images
• Speed and memory usage in Time Machine-specific scan operations

Fixes

• Missing Call History extraction in iOS 18.3
• Crash when requesting new Network Access permission on macOS 15
• Memory leaks during exFAT scanning operations
• Sorting issues when recovering from iOS and iPadOS devices
• Resolved a hang in Disk Drill’s portable mode when scanning the Guaranteed Recovery and Recovery Vault database on system drives
• Occasional crash when parsing JPG file signature metadata within Deep Scan operations
• Broken sorting for expanded folders containing less than 1,000 files
• Rare crash when scanning APFS-formatted disks
• Repeated “disk offline” warnings when loading sessions
• Incorrect notification about interrupted scan when a disk is disconnected
• Auto-selection of the backup source when navigating from the bad sector warning for the current disk
• Improper notification about interrupted scan when the scan had already completed successfully
• “Back” button not returning to the disk list if the scanned disk had been disconnected
• Rare exception when saving a session of a scanned device

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