HDD RescueRecovery workspace
Local & private

Let’s bring your files back.

Find what’s missing. Recover what matters.

RECOVER FROM

Choose your source drive

HDD or disk image

Read only
Change
RESTORE TO

Recovery drive

Choose a folder on another physical drive

Space available after selection
Where should we look?Search the entire selected partition
Scan settings

Source partition

Physical drive volumes are detected automatically. Choose the volume containing your files. Disk images can use manual offsets.

All dates

Choose file dates

These are modified or creation dates, not deletion dates.

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Your files will appear here

Choose your drives, then start a scan.

Ready when you areChoose a source drive to begin.

Choose your HDD

Select the physical drive containing the deleted files.

Choose a source folder

Use Browse in Windows to select a folder on a connected drive. To browse a disk image or a deleted folder, open the folders listed below and choose Use this folder.

Choose a folder on your computerThe source drive and partition are selected automatically.
Source root

Recover your files

Choose the source HDD or disk image and a destination on another physical drive. Detect the source partition in Scan settings. Use Browse folder to choose a source folder in Windows. Its drive and partition are selected automatically. Use Deleted / image folders to browse surviving deleted folders or folders inside a disk image. Subfolders are included. Scans also check current and deleted Recycle Bin records and match surviving original paths to your selected folder. Recycled files are copied to your restore destination; the bin is left intact. Keep Entire drive to scan the selected partition. Choose your dates, then start scanning.

Use the category tabs and search to find files. Click a row for its details and a supported image or text preview. Check the files you want, then choose Restore.

Previews use temporary space in your selected destination and are removed immediately. Preview availability does not guarantee the original file is intact. If nothing is found, files may have been overwritten or their metadata may no longer survive. Files removed from the Recycle Bin can be matched to their original folders only while their deleted metadata and data survive. Native Windows physical-drive testing is still pending.