Deleted files
Act quickly, especially if no new data has been written.
Stop using the source drive before scanning. Windows data recovery · Local processing
Recover lost files with a safer Windows workflow
Scan deleted, formatted, or inaccessible storage for photos, documents, videos, archives, and more. Recovery runs locally on your PC, and the app helps prevent saving files back to the source drive.
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Start with what happened to your files
Each scenario is marked as a good candidate, limited, or better handled by a specialist.
Emptied Recycle Bin
File content may still remain in unallocated disk space.
Overwritten data cannot be guaranteed.Quick-formatted USB drive
A deep scan may locate common file formats.
Do not copy new files to the device.External drive data loss
Useful for deletion, formatting, or damaged directory structures.
Stop if the drive clicks or disconnects.Memory card photos
Useful for common photos and video formats.
Do not keep recording new media.Physical damage
Clicking, water damage, or repeated disconnects need specialist care.
Continued use may worsen damage. File types
Scan the files people lose most often
Supported means the software can scan for and attempt to recover these formats. It does not guarantee every file will open intact.
Photos
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Common photos, screenshots, and design assets.
Documents
PDFDOCXXLSXPPTXTXT
Recovered documents still need to be opened and verified.
Videos
MP4MOVAVIMKV
Large and fragmented videos are more difficult to recover.
Audio
MP3WAVM4AFLAC
Common audio formats can be scanned and categorized.
Archives
ZIPRAR7Z
Archives require complete data to open successfully.
Storage devices
From Windows drives to removable storage
Windows PC
Scan internal drives and partitions.
Reduce new writes if the files were lost from the system drive.USB flash drive
Recover after deletion or quick formatting.
Never save recovered files back to the same USB drive.External HDD / SSD
Scan removable hard drives and SSDs.
Stop if the device clicks or repeatedly disconnects.Memory card
Scan camera, drone, and dashcam cards.
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A four-step recovery workflow
Select a drive
Choose the disk, partition, USB drive, or external drive to scan.
Scan for files
Review discovered files by type while the scan progresses.
Preview results
Open supported photos, text files, and PDFs before recovery.
Recover safely
Save selected files to a different physical drive.
Core features
Practical recovery tools without exaggerated claims
Local processing
Scanning and recovery run on your Windows computer. Your files are not uploaded.
Deep scan
Search deleted, formatted, or inaccessible storage for recognizable file signatures.
Organized results
Browse photos, videos, documents, audio, archives, and other file groups.
Search and filters
Narrow large result sets by type, size, name, and preview availability.
File preview
Preview supported photos, text files, PDFs, and basic file details.
Safer export
Prevent recovered files from being saved to the source physical drive.
Clear limitations
Local recovery with honest expectations
Overwritten data may be impossible to recover. Deep scans may not preserve original filenames or folder structure, and damaged files may not open correctly.
Read the Safety Guide Recovery guides
Protect the source drive before you scan
How to Recover Deleted Files on Windows
What to do immediately after deleting files and how to scan more safely.
Read guideHow to Recover a Formatted USB Drive
Understand quick formatting, overwrite risk, and safe recovery destinations.
Read guideWhy Recovered Files Lose Their Original Names
How deep scanning works when filesystem metadata is missing.
Read guide FAQ
Questions people ask before recovery
Can the software guarantee 100% recovery?
No. Results depend on overwrite, filesystem condition, device health, and file type.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The product is designed to scan and recover files locally on your Windows PC.
Will deep scan preserve filenames and folders?
Not always. If filesystem metadata is damaged, deep scan may generate new names and lose the original folder structure.
Why should I recover to another drive?
Writing recovered files to the source drive may overwrite data that has not been recovered yet.
Does it require administrator access?
Raw disk and partition access may require administrator privileges. The app should explain this when needed.
What file types are supported?
The first release focuses on common photos, documents, videos, audio files, and archives.
Local Windows recovery
Ready to start a safer recovery?
Download the Windows app, scan and preview your results, then recover selected files to another safe drive.