ADRC Data Recovery Tools V1.1    Suggested by AlephX - Added on 22 Jun 2006 146KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (803) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (5) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 Fabrice Roux: The ZIP package is now AWOL on the author webpage. [2006-06-22 01:43]

 faizal: i want to use this program to saved my data on my disk. [2008-11-30 20:17]

 Hugh_H: I tried the image backup utility. It creates a file equal in size to the disc you're backing up, regardless of how much is actually in use, and it's slow. I mean, 18hrs. for a 110GB drive slow! (on a core2-duo 3.2gHz with 2GB RAM)
When it finishes, it doesn't say or do anything. It just stops, and since the last "progress block" appears before file writing ends, you have to use a file I/O activity monitor to know when it's done.

This thing is probably fine, but it's not the hot deployment tool you're looking for. [2009-07-01 15:39]

 Gnart: It doesn't produce a bit-stream copy (forensic safe). I restored a forensic safe image of a drive and then create an image with this software. I computed the hash values for the images, they don't match. I am albeit leary of this. [2009-10-11 03:52]

 clement: I think to produce a forensic copy, you will need to connect the drive to a write block device. You can not use software this way to produce a forensic image. [2010-07-25 10:07]

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