Features

Recover data from Mac OS X volumes

Recover deleted data, which has been emptied from Trash

Built-in deep scanning algorithms to find and recover data from missing / deleted Mac volumes

Two built-in definitive volume scanning engines to recover data from accidentally formatted Mac volumes

Extremely fast built-in “Find Tool” to find files in recovered data list

Perform rigorous scanning to recover lost data from volumes that do not mount or fail to mount

Ability to identify and recover various file types on the basis of their unique signatures

Recognizes and preserves file names after recovery. (Note: Files recovered using RAW file recovery option will not be having actual file names)

Option to add / edit new signatures for files, which are not listed

Recover files from hard drives (SATA / SCSI / IDE etc.), flash memory cards (SD, XD, MMC, Memory Stick etc.), USB external drives, FireWire Drives, iPods

Recovered data can be sorted on the basis of name, size, date and file type

View recovered data in a Mac finder styled interface

Save Recover Session feature helps to re-load recovered data tree from previous scan, this features comes in handy when you are evaluating the trial version. The save scan information can be used with full version to recover data without re-scanning the drive

You can preview recovered files prior to data restoration

Universal Binary application, which supports both Intel and PowerPC Mac platforms

Supports recovery of files from HFS+, HFSX, FAT16 and FAT32 partitions / volumes

Supports 64-bit Mac OS X i.e. Snow Leopard

Steps to recover data from formatted volumes

Download and install Remo Recover (Mac) demo version

Select the option "Recover Volumes / Drives" from the main screen

Then select the option "Formatted / Re-formatted Recovery"

Then select the volumes / Drives from where the data needs to be recovered

Software will scan the drive for finding any volumes are there in the selected volumes / Drives (helpful when you have formatted your drive from one file system to another and will display the list of found volumes after the scanning

Select the appropriate volume matching the size of your previous volume to scan

Preview recovered files prior to recovery from "Data View", to evaluate the chances of recovery

Save the “Recovery Session”

If you are satisfied with the result obtained using the demo version, you can purchase the software

Later, you can activate the software and then load previously saved recovery session to restore your lost files

Steps to recover data from deleted / lost volumes

Download and install Remo Recover (Mac) demo version

Select the option "Recover volume / Drives" from the main screen

Then select the option "Volume Recovery"

Then select the Storage Devices or storage device from which the data needs to be recovered

Software will display the list of found volumes after the scanning

Select the appropriate volume matching the size of your previous volume to scan

Preview recovered files prior to recovery from "Data View", to evaluate the chances of recovery

Save the “Recovery Session”

If you are satisfied with the result obtained using the demo version, you can purchase the software

Later, you can activate the software and then load previously saved recovery session to restore your lost files

Data loss Scenarios in Mac

Catalog file is damaged or corrupted

Mac volumes are accidentally formatted

Unable to access volumes due to re-partitioning / corruption

Apple partition map gets corrupted

Failure of Disk verify and Repair tool

When volumes refuse to mount

Volume header corruption leading to data loss

Failed Master Boot Record makes a volume inaccessible

Accidental file deletion, by using Command + Delete keys

Files emptied from Trash

Files bypassing when they exceed in size

Files deleted by third party applications

Files lost due to journal corruption

Files lost due to power surge

Files lost when computer is shut down improperly

System Requirements

• Operating System – Mac OS X 10.5.x and above (including Leopard, Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion)
• RAM –1 GB (Recommended, 2 GB RAM)
• Free disk space - 50 MB (for installation)
• Log in as System Administrator or as a root to Install and use the software
• Supports 32-bit, 64-bit Mac