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Raise Data Recovery and Recovery Explorer Standard are two easy-to-use but effective data recovery solutions providing a smooth and straightforward user experience.

Cases of losing data are closely related to our daily routine. What are they and what can we do to prevent them from happening?

What does a file system depend on and how can one identify it? How does the file system type influence data recovery chances?

During scanning, Recovery Explorer may spot an error related to disk partition issues. The causes for this error can be absolutely different but lead to the same result: recovery scan may be incorrect.

Preparing the hardware for recovery is of the same importance as the recovery itself. Have a look at some recommendations on how to connect the storages to your PC correctly.

Learn how to install Recovery Explorer on Windows, Linux and macOS as well how to change the default settings and adjust the scanning options.

Everything you need to know about file fragmentation, file metadata and what it all has to do with file recovery.

What are the dos and don’ts of a data recovery procedure? Go through this checklist to make sure that you are doing everything properly.

Regardless of the reasons, one might consider a hard drive of another computer or a NAS attached via the local network as an appropriate target storage for saving the recovered files. Learn how to save your data to a network disk.

Virtualization technologies are very popular these days. Almost every office with an IT-infrastructure uses virtual machines. So, what is a virtual machine?

Different RAID levels and chances of data recovery, storage interpretation as part of a RAID, precautions during manipulations with disks organized in a RAID.

Popular NAS: the ways to bypass data loss, using network disk for saving your data.

Basic information on the storage technologies you may come across with when working with Recovery Explorer.