Sysinfo Linux Data Recovery Software

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  • Recover lost or accidentally deleted data from corrupt volumes/drives of the Linux system.
  • Support recovery of maximum possible data from EXT, EXT2, EXT3 & EXT4 drives.
  • Recovery from GPT and MBR partition tables is supported by this Linux data recovery software.
  • Supports all the major versions of Windows including Windows 11.

*Sysinfo Linux Data Recovery Tool is a Fully Secured Download Version.

Benefits of Sysinfo Linux Data Recovery Tool

Features of the online Linux Data Restore Tool

When to Use the Sysinfo Linux Data Recovery Software?

Scenarios Where the Sysinfo Linux Data Recovery is the Best

Linux Hard Drives Becomes Inaccessible

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There is a common problem faced by many Linux users that they are unable to access some of the files present on their hard drives. Therefore, in such a situation, you will need the Linux Hard Drive Recovery tool to recover all those files and access them easily.

Permanently Deleted Files from Linux File System

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Sometimes, people accidentally delete some of their files from their Linux hard drives. The deletion can be permanent and it is not easy for them to recover them. So, you will need the Linux Data Recovery Tool to recover permanently deleted files from Linux OS.

Corruption in Linux OS Computers or Laptops

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Many Linux users also face corruption issues with their Linux Hard Drives and the files and folders present in them get corrupted. Therefore, you can use the Linux Data Restore Tool that will help you to get back the maximum possible data from a corrupt Linux Drive

Eminent Features of the SysInfo Linux Data Recovery Wizard

Most Recommended Tool to Recover Linux Data Files

Recovery

Efficient Linux Data Recovery

Linux Data Recovery tool performs swift and complete recovery of your data from corrupt volumes and drives of Linux system. It is highly capable of restoring your lost as well as accidentally deleted data in its original form

Support

Complete EXTX Support

Linux hard disk recovery software supports recovery from the complete EXTX file system which includes EXT, EXT2, EXT3 & EXT4. Also, it supports the recovery of all types of files that are stored on your corrupt volumes/drives and saved at user-defined locations.

Partition Recovery

Linux Partition Recovery

Linux data recovery from both popular partition tables, i.e. GPT (GUID partition table) and MBR (master boot record), is supported by this software. The MBR partition table is selected by default. If the drive/volume contains GPT format, you need to check the GPT format box.

Scanning

Dual Scanning Modes

There are two scanning modes in this Linux file recovery tool. Select Standard mode if corruption is minor. But if you are not satisfied with the result, you can try advanced scanning mode for better recovery results and more options.

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Powerful Standard Recovery

Linux data recovery is effortlessly performed in Standard mode via this software. Its powerful recovery engine of standard mode performs the maximum possible data recovery from corrupt volumes/drives in the minimum possible time.

Custom Volume

Custom Volume Addition

In case of missing volume, users are allowed to add a custom volume to the list, so that more data can be recovered from the drive. The custom volume addition feature is only available with advanced scanning mode.

Volume Settings

Customize Volume Settings

Software enables users to customize the volume settings, such as: starting and ending sectors. Also, users can select the file system in which they want to treat the selected volume. RAW recovery mode is available in this option.

RAW Recovery

RAW Recovery Mode

RAW recovery mode is very helpful in recovering the maximum possible data from the custom volume added by users. It starts parsing the volume and recovers images (5 GB), archives (1 GB), and audio (6 MB) files.

Signatures

New Signatures Addition

With RAW recovery mode, users can add new signatures to the existing or into a new file to recover more and other forms of data as well. Just click Add new signatures in the new/existing file button and define the file settings there. Save the file and then reparse the volume.

Preview

Enrich Preview

Once the volume/drive is successfully scanned, all the recovered files and folders will be displayed in a tree structure. You can expand the folders one by one to check the recovered files. Also, you can check the file properties before saving them.

Auto-search

Auto-search Files

If you have thousands of files in the tree structure and you want to save only a few specific files, you can search them by using its auto-search feature. Just enter the file names/types (single as well as multiple) and click the Search button.

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Smart Windows Support

This Linux Data Recovery software is highly compatible with all popular Windows-based operating systems, such as Win 98, Win NT, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10 including the latest Windows 11 (32 & 64-bits).

Software Specifications

Explore the Software Specification to Smoothly Run the Linux Data Recovery Tool

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About Product
Version: 22.0
License: Multiple User
Edition: Single, Admin, Technician & Enterprise
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System Requirement
Processor: Intel® Core™2 Duo E4600 Processor 2.40GHz
RAM: 8 GB RAM (16 GB Recommended)
Disk Space: Minimum Disk Space - 512 GB
Supported Windows: 11, 10/8.1/8/7/, 2008/2012 (32 & 64 Bit), and other Windows versions.
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Additional Information

Simple Steps to Repair Damaged Linux Files

Follow the Steps to Recover Deleted Linux Files

Award and Reviews

SysInfo's Award-Winning Software, Highly Rated by Experts in the Best Category

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  4.2/5
Trustpilot
  4.6/5
capterra
  4.7/5

Linux Data Recovery Tool - Free & Full Version Tool Comparison

Get an Overview of the Linux Data Recovery Tool Features- Demo and Licensed Version

Product Features Free Version Full Version
Recover lost or accidentally deleted data from corrupt volumes or drives on Linux systems
Supports maximum data recovery from EXT, EXT2, EXT3, and EXT4 drives
Compatible with GPT and MBR partition tables
Scanning modes: Standard and Advanced
RAW recovery option available with advanced scanning mode
Save recovered Linux data files Preview Only
24/7 Tech Support & 100% Secure
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Frequently Asked Questions

Get to Know the Linux Data Recovery Tool Better

Ans: Follow the steps below to recover damaged Linux data files:

  1. Start the SysInfo Linux Data Recovery Tool as an administrator.
  2. Select the storage devices to recover their deleted/corrupted data and click Next.
  3. The software shows you the selected volume Name, File System, and Size. Click Next.
  4. Opt for Recovery Mode: Standard/Advanced/ Deep as per your requirement.
  5. Wait until the scanning process is completed and click Ok.
  6. Now, choose the folders you want to save from the preview panel.
  7. After selecting the recovered deleted files, click the Save button.
  8. Browse the folder where you want to store the resultant data.
  9. The saving process is completed and taps the Ok.

Ans: If you want to perform Linux data recovery from corrupt volumes and drives containing EXT, EXT2, EXT3, and EXT4 file systems, you should try this smart Linux Data Recovery software. This will scan your corrupt volumes/drives with ease, and show you all the recovered data (files and folders) in a tree structure. You can, then, select files and folders in the tree structure, and save them in their original form at any location. Before purchasing its licensed version, you must evaluate the software by downloading its free demo version.

Ans: This SysInfo Linux hard disk recovery tool supports the recovery of almost all types of files, such as images, archives, documents, videos, audio, databases, emails, and many more.

Ans: Once the selected volume is successfully scanned, all your data (files and folders) will be shown in a tree structure. You can expand the ROOT folder shown on the top, and then expand other folders one by one to check your recovered files. Also, you can check the file properties before saving them.

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