Software data recovery R-Studio was originally developed for use by data recovery professionals, system administrators, and IT professionals. Some of R-Studio’s features are even designed specifically for computer crash rescue professionals. Since R-Studio is primarily designed for complex storage systems, the average user may not make use of many of the software’s features.
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Functions
| Features and characteristics | R-Studio |
| Extensive and flexible search for files to recover | ✓ |
| Support batch file recovery | ✓ |
| Sort files by file type and timestamp | ✓ |
| Preview files to estimate chances of data recovery | ✓ |
| Recover files from deleted/reformatted/corrupted logical disks | ✓ |
| Recognition of complex partition layouts is deleted | ✓ |
| Scan for known file types (raw file search) | ✓ |
| Create/manipulate disk images | ✓ |
| Automatic program update | ✓ |
| Text / hexadecimal editor | ✓ |
| Support for non-Windows file systems | ✓ |
| Search for known user-defined file types | ✓ |
| Supports RAID and logical volume management | ✓ |
| Online data recovery | ✓ |
| Emergency CD | ✓ |
R-Studio Full featured data recovery you need. Includes support for the new Microsoft exFAT and Apple’s ReFS and APFS file systems. Use all popular file recovery methods, including scanning for known file types (RAW file search).
Advanced file previewer supports direct viewing: pdf, doc, xls, ppt, docx, xlsx, pptx and graphic and audio files. A pretty useful feature to determine the chances of recovering files. You can also preview files on a remote computer.
Data recovery feature on RAID disk
This is an advanced data recovery feature that other Recovery software does not have. RAID recovery module of R-Studio provides advanced features with independent array reconstruction features.
Among R-Studio’s RAID refactoring module features:
- Advanced RAID levels include many level nested and non-standard. Support for parity delay in all RAID layouts,
- Customizable RAID layout. You can create arrays consisting of an arbitrary number of disks
- Pure virtual concept. You can easily combine hard drives, logical disks, images and other objects in the control panel CD driver to create virtual RAIDS. You can add missing disks or spaces as virtual substitutes for missing RAID sections. Flexible parameter editing. You can instantly change any parameter to find the right RAID.
- Fully integrated. Once a virtual RAID object is created, you can tell R-Studio to start analyzing the object’s data immediately. You can perform all data recovery tasks. There is no need to copy the contents of the reconstructed RAID object to another medium.
- Automatic recognition of RAID parameters. R-Studio can recognize all RAID parameters for RAID 5 and 6. This feature helps users to solve one of the most difficult problems in RAID recovery.
- Check RAID Consistency: you can check if parity blocks on RAID are valid.
- Reverse RAID. This technique allows users to split a real disk object into a virtual RAID. The components of that reverse RAID can then be treated as real objects. They can be viewed, edited, imaged, copied to physical drives, etc. This technique can also rebuild data on the virtual RAID’s real parent, on a missing disk, for example.
- Support for Windows dynamic disks (Software RAID), Windows Storage Spaces (created by Windows 8/8.1 and 10), Apple RAID, CoreStorage, File Vault and Fusion Drive and Linux Logical Volume Manager (LVM/LVM2) and mdadm RAID. R-Studio can automatically recognize and assemble components of these disk managers even if their database is slightly damaged.
Download R-Studio
| Version | Download |
| Network Edition | v8.11 |
| Network Technician Edition | v8.12 |
| R-Studio Network Technician Edition | v8.13 |
License activation instructions:
- Download and unzip the folder
- Double click on the file ‘R-TT.reg’ to activate the copyright
- Open R-Studio and restore data
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