SysInfo Volume and HDD Image Recovery Tool Free

Excellent tool to recover Image files from Hard Disk Drives on Windows OS.

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  • Supports data recovery from corrupt volume image and HDD image files.
  • Recovers the maximum possible data in the minimum possible time.
  • Compatible with all popular file systems, such as FAT (FAT16, FAT3 & FAT64), NTFS, HFS, HFS+ & EXTX.
  • Saves recovered files and folders at user-defined locations with high precision.
  • Allows access to images on the local OS in non-destructive mode with no overwrites.

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Volume & HDD Image Repair Tool to Restore All Components

Volume images or HDD (Hard Disk Drive) images (typically saved in .img, .dmg, .iso, or .dd formats) are exact copies of the storage device that are saved sector by sector and byte by byte. An image file differs from a typical file backup in the sense that it copies everything on the disk, including the invisible parts of the disk. Being an exact clone, they mirror the entire architecture of the storage, i.e.,

System Data

Boot sectors and partition tables (MBR/GPT)

File Data

Directory tree, NTFS & $MFT files, and Linux ext4 Inodes

Raw Data

OS files, documents, images, slack space, and databases

These image files and the source media contain the binary sequences (O and 1), and when these get corrupted or altered, either logical corruption (software/data errors) or physical failure (hardware degradation) occurs. This can be for numerous reasons. SysInfo Volume and HDD Image Recovery Tool uses advanced algorithms and restores this data by bypassing all the corruption issues with different modes of recovery.

Organizational Need for Volume Image Recovery Software

Learn why users prefer SysInfo Volume and HDD Image Recovery Tool for Hard Disk Images

When your Image on the System Appears Distorted

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It often happens that an image on your PC or laptop appears blurred or distorted, affecting the entire image. Therefore, the SysInfo HDD Image Recovery tool can easily restore those images to their original form, with pixels, graphics, and colors intact.

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The images on the hard drive show an error while opening and this can be due to image corruption. This software can easily recover those images and resolve the error, so you won’t face any error again when you try to access the image.

Recovering Images from Corrupt Hard Disk Drives

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The Volume and HDD Recovery Tool can be used to restore image data present in any format from a corrupt hard drive. If the HDD is corrupted, you cannot access the images. Therefore, this software will recover those images and you can view them easily.

Prominent Features of Volume and HDD Image Recovery Software

Study the significant features of the Online Volume and HDD Image Recovery Software

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Volume Image Recovery

The software can recover your maximum possible data from corrupt volume image files. It enables users to select the image file from the system, scan it, and show all the data (files and folders) in a tree structure.

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HDD Image Recovery

It performs recovery from image files on the system's hard disk or physical drive. Select the HDD image and scan it with this software. It can successfully restore almost all types of files and save them in their original form.

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File Systems Support

The software supports all popular file systems users by Windows (FAT, FAT16, FAT32, and FAT64 aka exFAT) Mac (HFS & HFS+), and Linux (EXTX).

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Partition Table Support

It supports recovery from both partition table formats which are: MBR (master boot record) and GPT (GUID aka global unique identifier partition table).

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Dual Scanning Modes

There are two scanning modes in this software: Standard mode for minor corruption, and Advance mode for severe corruption. In advanced mode, you can define custom settings before scanning the volume or drive.

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Custom Volume Addition

You can add a new custom volume to the list in advance scanning mode. If you select an HDD image file for recovery and you think any volume is missing. You can add a new one and define its custom settings.

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Custom Settings Enabled

Users are enabled to define custom settings of the selected volumes. The custom settings include start and end sectors. Users also need to define the file system in which they want to treat their selected volumes.

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Smart RAW Recovery

While choosing the file system, there's an option for RAW recovery mode. You can select it to recover image (5 MB), archive (1 GB), and audio (6 MB) files from the corrupt volume.

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Add New File Signatures

With RAW recovery, you can also recover other forms of data. For that, you can add new file signatures to new or existing files. You can define new file signatures and reparse the volume with the new file.

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Two Recovery Modes

There are two recovery modes for handling different levels of corruption, i.e. standard mode for minor corruption and advanced mode for severe. corruption.

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Tree-Structure Preview

The preview of recovered data (files and folders) is shown in tree-structure mode. You can expand the folder one by one to check the recovered files. Also, you can check the files' properties.

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Auto-Search Files

The auto-search feature allows users to search specific files or file types in the tree structure in just a single click. Enter the file names or types in the search box and click Search. Within a couple of seconds, the files will be searched.

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Easy and Interactive Interface

Any technical or non-technical user can use this software without any prior technical expertise. It contains an easy and interactive user interface that works in a self-explanatory manner.

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Extensive Support

The extensive support of this software makes it available for all popular Windows-based operating systems, such as Windows 95, NT, 98, 2000, XP, Vista, Win 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 as well as the latest Windows 11 (32 & 64-bit).

Software Specifications

Go through the specifications of this SysInfo Volume and HDD Image Recovery Tool Free so you can install it quickly.

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About Product
Version: v22.0
Size: 1.26 MB
License: Multiple User
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System Requirement
Windows Processor: Intel® Core™2 Duo E4600 Processor 2.40GHz
RAM: 4 GB (8 GB Recommended)
Disk Space: Minimum Disk Space - 1 GB
Supported Windows: 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, 2008, 2012 (32 & 64-bit), and other Windows versions.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Find out the answers to common user concerns related to this advanced software.

Ans: The image file of a particular volume contains only data of a specific volume. On the other hand, the image of a hard disk drive contains data of all the available volumes in the system. Volume and HDD Image Recovery tool of SysInfoTools Software supports image files of both volumes as well as a hard disk drive.

Ans: There are two recovery modes in this software for handling different levels of corruption. Standard Mode for minor corruption and Advanced Mode for severe corruption. If the selected volume contains a FAT file system, there'll be two recovery modes, Standard and Advanced. But if it contains an NTFS file system, there'll be three recovery modes which will include Deep mode.

Ans: The particular reasons for the corruption of HDD images are:

  • Sudden power surge, system crash, or forced shutdown during save operations
  • Interrupted write cycles
  • Bit rot in SSDs, HDDs, and Flash media
  • Bad sectors and slipped volumes
  • Malwares and threats

Ans: This software supports data recovery from corrupt image files of volume as well as hard disk drives. It doesn't matter what types of data and file types your original volume or hard disk drive contains. It scans the selected image file of volume or hard disk drive and restores all possible data in its original format. The supported file formats are:

  • Audio/Video Files: RMI, WAV, WMV, MPG, MP4, WMV, WMA, MP3, AVI, ASF, MPEG, etc.
  • Image Files: BMP, WBMP, WMF, EMF, JPEG, JPG, JP2, PNG, MNG, DIB, GIF, TIF, TIFF, PNM, etc.
  • Database Files: MDF, DBF, MDB, ACCDB, CSV etc.
  • Internet Files: HTM, HTML, SHTML, SHTM, MHTML, XHTML, XHT, PLG, etc.
  • Document Files: DOC, DOT, DOCX, DOTX, XLS, XLSX, XLTX, PPT, PPS, POT, PPTX, PDF, etc.
  • Archive Files: ZIP, RAR, TAR, TAR.Gz, 7z etc.
  • Miscellaneous Files: BKF, C, PRG, TEXT, CXX, HPP, XML, CC, HH, ASM, JS, PHP, ASP, LIC, DEF etc.

Ans: RAW recovery mode is a powerful recovery mode that provides the best results by recovering the maximum possible data from a corrupt image file of volume as well as a hard disk drive. It recovers specific file types which include all popular formats of image (5 MB), archive (1 GB), and audio (6 MB) files. Also, users are allowed to add new file signatures to a new file or the existing file, so that the volume can be reparsed again and more data can be recovered.