Sysinfo
Archive Recovery Software

You can quickly recover deleted RAR files using the Advanced Archive Recovery Tool:

1. Run Archive Fix Download Software as administrator.
2. Go for the Rar option and click Next.
3. Browse the corrupt Rar files from your system and tap Next.
4. The software scans your added Rar files and shows you the preview.
5. Click Browse to select the destination path for the output folder.
6. You can also save the extracted files in a sub folder.
7. Finally, start the saving process by clicking on the Save button.

No, this is a stand-alone application and does not require any additional application(s) to run this software.

TAR Recovery Tool performs multiple file types recoveries like RAR, TAR, ZIP, ZIP-64, TAR.Gz, and 7-Zip.

The different files inside an archive can be damaged due to many reasons such as Virus attacks, Spy-attacks, CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) errors, Due to an introduction of invalid data into an archive file, Exposure of media to extreme temperatures or magnetic fields, Cross-linked disk sectors, Mechanical problems with disk drives, etc.

In the demo version of the software, you cannot save the recovered file, but the previewing option is supported. You need to buy the full version of the Archive extractor software to save the recovered files.

Yes, the SysInfo Archive Extractor supports the recovery of ZIP files larger than 2 GB. ZIP files use two types of compression algorithms: one is a 32-bit deflate algorithm, and the other one is a 64-bit reduce algorithm. The software by SysInfoTools supports the recovery of both types of the ZIP compression algorithm.

In the "save" dialogue box, the Archive Recovery software allows you to save the repaired file in the original format. Besides, it extracts data in an uncompressed format. Many third-party organizations use ZIP or other popular compression algorithms to roll out. Their software for compression and decompression supports more than hundreds of such tools. Besides, these deflates used by many web servers provide compression attributes in transmission/data downloading and uploading. Almost all use the ZLIB library, and this ZLIB is the holy grail of all deflate or ZIP-related compression schemes. Some vendors modify or tweak some of the internal mechanisms to get more compression, making them non-standard; hence, decompression of recovered stream might fail due to non-standard implementation. But, there is an advantage that the SysInfo Archive repair tool results in the repaired ZIP file using which you can decompress. Moreover, you can recover data from non-standard ZIP files too. However, this information is related to ZIP files and can also be applied on RAR, ZIP64, tar.gz, and tar.gz2.

The software keeps the original date & time information intact and uses AS-IS to generate a repaired archive file. So, you can assure that the actual date and timestamp remain intact. The software resets the file and folder timestamp during extraction to its original setting [not current date time]. So, you can get all file folders in hierarchical format along with original date-time information than the current date.

The software supports almost all archive formats to save compressed file files and their data linearly. And most of the time, corruption is pre-truncated or post truncated of compressed files. This way, you are assured enough to get all files except the last entry in the file list. However, there is a chance that you might not get all data from the previous entry in the file list. So, please keep that in mind during the performance evaluation.

After the repairing process of tar.gz and tar.gz2, the software generates extracted files such as .tar and ZIP file format as there are almost a hundred variants of TAR format. Besides, you might not have access to the original utility that generated the file. In such a situation, you can utilize.TAR recovery to extract data from TAR files generated after recovering tar.gz or tar.gz2 files.