Files and Folders Recovery.

Files and Folders Recovery confirmation dialog

The recovery procedure begins with confirmation dialog, where recovery options can be specified.

Destination Path

Specify the target location where recovered file(s) or folder(s) will be written. This path will be remembered as a default path for use during the next UNDELETE session. The default path can be changed in the Options dialog box.
If you cannot enter the target location path in this field, you may browse to the destination. Click the browse button to the right of the path field.

Recovery options

Silent Directory creation

With this option selected, directories and subdirectories are created with no confirmation dialog.

Replace invalid file name characters.

With this option on, you will be able to enter character, using to replace invalid character in file or folder name, such as:

\ / : * " < > |

during the recovery process.

Allow writing on the same drive with source item.

With this option selected, you may write recovered files on the same drive as the source data. This option available only if recover Files and Folders localy.
 
We strongly recommend to DO NOT USE this options unless necessary

Files and Folders Recovery over the Network

Note

This option available for Active@ UNDELETE Network Edition only.

Recovering data on remote machine confirmed with dialog:

Network Recovery options

Save recovered Files and Folders localy

With this option selected, recovered files will be saved on local machine. In this case, Destination Path indicates path on local machine.

Recovering encrypted files

Active@ UNDELETE allow to recover encrypted files in a same way as other files. To successfully recovery encrypted files there are few prerequisites:

• You have to have administration rights on the machine or at least have owner rights on file you going to recover;
• The destination folder where file is going to recover should be located on NTFS drive. If in some reason, you cannot use NTFS drive, you can save recovered file on FAT drive and complete recover procedure later using special command Recover encrypted files using FAT

See Also

Recover encrypted files using FAT