Programs compatible with Windows Vista, Seven, Eight, XP for recovering deleted or corrupted files from Hetman Software in Los Angeles.
In macOS, disk images in the .dmg, .sparseimage, .sparsebundle, and .cdr formats are often used for file storage, backup, and data transfer. However, when such files are opened on Windows or Linux, many users have questions: how these formats differ, how to open them correctly, which options to use for mounting, and how to access the files inside the image.
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Vladimir Artiukh
In this article, we will examine a situation where files were encrypted using Windows EFS and then disappeared: they were accidentally deleted, formatted, or the partition was deleted, the NTFS file system became damaged, or access to the files was lost after reinstalling Windows. We will demonstrate how to work with the EFS certificate and private key on Windows, and how to work with encrypted files on macOS.
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Vladimir Artiukh
Read about data recovery from the ZFS filesystem in TrueNAS 25.04.2.6. We will review how to analyze the pool structure and recover data from ZVOL, Dataset, Snapshot, as well as from virtual disks and virtual machines. We will cover common data loss scenarios, including array failures, failed system updates, hardware faults, and accidental deletion. All actions will be performed using Hetman RAID Recovery on Windows, while similar capabilities are also available on Linux and macOS.
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Vladimir Artiukh
Read this article to find out how to recover data from a non-operational UTM virtual machine on MacOS. How to create and configure a virtual machine, what to do if it’s damaged or won’t start, and how to restore its operability.
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Vladimir Artiukh
Read this article to find out how to get access to disks which were previously used in Windows or MacOS, while you’re using Linux. Specifically, you’ll learn what to do if you need to access the data on a hard disk or USB stick formatted in a file system which is not supported by your version of Linux.
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Vladimir Artiukh