FreeUndelete v2.1

FreeUndelete is a free file recovery tool that lets you undelete files from internal and external hard drives, memory cards, flash drives, and other storage devices.

The interface of the program is extremely easy to use but doesn't skimp on the necessary features.

Download FreeUndelete v2.1
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Keep reading for more about FreeUndelete or see How to Recover Deleted Files for a complete tutorial on restoring deleted files.

• Runs on Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP, and 2000, as well as Windows Server 2003 and Server 2008
• FreeUndelete can scan for deleted files on both NTFS and FAT drives, two of the most popular file systems in use
• The search tool lets you instantly filter the results to show files and/or folders of a certain extension or name only
• The results can be sorted by the file name, extension, folder, size, date modified, date created, and recoverability status

Pros

• Small download (less than 1 MB)
• Simple and easy to use
• Displays results in a familiar folder structure
• Can restore whole folders of files
• Can restore multiple folders and files at once
• Shows the recoverability of the deleted files
• Portable option

Cons

• Not free for business use (only home, non-commercial use)

If you've tried other file recovery tools but have found them to be confusing or hard to understand, I have no doubt that you'll really like FreeUndelete. The interface is very clean and minimal, all the buttons are easily accessible, and the results are a breeze to sift through.

Some files found by data recovery programs are not completely recoverable, and will therefore not work as you'd expect them to when you restore them. Fortunately, FreeUndelete tells you the recoverability status of each file before you undelete them, which will save you tons of time versus restoring dozens of files only to find that none of them work.

FreeUndelete can be used as a portable file recovery program instead of installing it to your computer. The disadvantage of installing it to your computer versus running it portably is that the installation files could overwrite the data you're trying to recovery, which negates the entire purpose of the recovery software.

See Should I Use a File Recovery Tool's Portable or Installable Option? for more on this.

To run FreeUndelete as a portable program, choose Advanced during setup, and then click the Run without installing... option.

Download FreeUndelete v2.1
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