O&O UnErase 4 makes the restoration of deleted data as easy as “a walk in the park”. With the help of a new and one-of-a-kind algorithm, more files can be restored than ever before. Within a matter of seconds, O&O UnErase 4 finds your deleted files and restores them with just the click of a button. The original filename and directory structure are also restored as if nothing had been deleted in the first place.

These days the mistaken deletion of files is by far the most common cause of data loss. Making mistakes is human and often quite unavoidable. With UnErase 4 the restoration of deleted files was never so easy. Whether it be those accidentally deleted text documents or those irreplaceable photos from your last vacation, O&O UnErase 4 can restore all data stored on drives recognized and monitored by Windows.

O&O UnErase 4 includes advanced file search options that avoid the need for digging through long lists of files. These options allow you to search for deleted files according to chosen parameters: by file name, file type, file size, or date of last change. With the advanced file search you can start a pointed file search. This means that if you remember the name or some other parameter of a deleted file, you can perform a specific search for this lost file. This is especially useful when a large number of files have been deleted, such as on file servers or computers which are used a lot. Thanks to the fast search algorithms, it doesn’t take O&O UnErase 4 long to perform a search for deleted files - even on very large hard disk drives. Even when a part of your file has been overwritten, it’s possible that the intact elements of the file can still be recovered.

Whether your files were deleted through the DOS prompt or from inside Windows Explorer, through the Recycle Bin or directly by the user, O&O UnErase 4 will recover the deleted files and restore all parts that are still intact. O&O UnErase 4 can be used on workstations as well as server systems. You can even restore data on the memory card of your digital camera, ZIP® drive, or any other medium using an NTFS, FAT32, or FAT16 format.