DiskDigger — Undelete and recover photos, documents, music, videos, and more!

• Overhauled the way that DiskDigger searches NTFS partitions for recoverable files, making it more efficient and more likely to pinpoint the files you're looking for.
• Updated and improved recovery of raw camera formats (SR2, CR3, NEF, etc.) to include more potential variations of these formats from different manufacturers. This will maximize the possibility of DiskDigger to recover photos that were deleted from memory cards, or from memory cards that have been reformatted.
• Improved the overall resource efficiency of the program, making it use less total RAM when running, which will make it work better on less powerful or older PCs.

• Introduced a brand new function to search your device for lost videos, in addition to the existing function that searches for lost photos. A couple of notes and limitations about this new feature:
  • Since this feature works with non-rooted devices, it is limited to finding videos that still "exist" on the filesystem (To be able to recover videos that have actually been deleted, the device must be rooted). Nevertheless, this can help you find videos that have been "lost" or disassociated from Android's MediaStore, or videos that somehow ended up in an incorrect location on the device's filesystem.
  • Keeping the above in mind, this also means that this feature will show you "existing" videos, i.e. videos that are currently in your Gallery. You can ignore these results when looking through the list of recoverable videos that DiskDigger shows. Future versions of this feature will attempt to filter out existing or known videos.
• Updated the app with the latest Material 3 design guidelines from Google.

• Added support for recovering .CLIP (Clip Studio Paint) files in "Dig Deeper" mode.
• Added support for recovering .TCX (Training Center XML) files.
• Added a new experimental feature for searching for strings of text on the disk. When selecting the scanning mode (i.e. "Dig Deep" or "Dig Deeper") go to the Advanced tab and click the "Show experimental features" button. You can then enter the text to search for, and specify the character encoding of the string, which can be ASCII, UTF-8, UTF-16, or hex values. When you proceed with scanning, DiskDigger will display a list of sectors where the specified text is found. You can then "recover" the contents starting from that sector, up to a size that you specify.
• Improved overall scan efficiency, as well as decreased the executable size (1.7 MB), although it was rather small already!
• Updated multilingual translations.

And here is what's new in the Android version:

• Further improvements to saving recoverable files back to the device's local storage, particularly on specific models of Samsung and OnePlus devices.
• Improvements to recovering videos. There is now a new experimental feature for finding lost videos, even on a non-rooted device. Upon starting the app, tap the overflow menu (three dots on the top-right) and select "Advanced/experimental features", then tap "Start basic video search".

Time for another important update to DiskDigger for Windows, as well as DiskDigger for Android! Here is what's new in the Windows version:

• Improved support for recovering certain Raw camera formats (.SR2, .CR2, and .CR3).
• Added support for recovering Autodesk Eagle (.BRD) drawings.
• Added support for recovering data from .VHDX (Hyper-V virtual hard disk) disk images. After starting DiskDigger, go to the Advanced tab and click the "Scan disk image" button to select your disk image.
• Added an advanced option to save all recovered file types at once. In "Dig deeper" mode, the recoverable files are organized in tabs, based on the file extension of the recoverable files. If you're absolutely sure that you want to recover all the files in all the tabs at once, you can hold down Shift while right-clicking in the list of files, and you will see an option to save all the files.

And here are the updates for the Android version:

• Improved the workflow for saving recoverable files back to local storage.
• Improved support for new file permissions introduced in Android 11. After starting DiskDigger and tapping the "Basic photo scan" button or "Full scan" button, it will ask you to grant permissions to access all files on your device. You'll need to tap the "Go to settings" button, then turn on the switch to allow the permissions, then navigate back, and the scan will begin automatically.

Let's close out the year of 2021 with one more quick update to DiskDigger for Windows! Here is what's new in the latest version:

• Support for recovering .AVIF (AV1 image file format) images, in Dig Deeper mode.
• Support for recovering .GLB 3D model files.
• Support for recovering .3MF 3D model files.
• Support for recovering .QOI (Quite OK Image Format) images.
• Support for recovering .FBR (FlashBack screen recording) videos.
• Improved recovery from certain configurations of NTFS filesystems.
• Numerous miscellaneous bug fixes and enhancements.

Download DiskDigger today to recover the files you need from your hard disk, USB drives, memory cards, and more! And don't forget to use DiskDigger for Android to recover lost photos and other files on your Android device.

Time for another great update to DiskDigger for Windows, as well as DiskDigger for Android!
Here is what's new in the Windows version:

• Added support for recovering the latest version of Canon Raw images (.CR3).
• Improved support for recovering Adobe Digital Negative (.DNG) images.
• Added support for recovering iCalendar (.ICS) files.

And here are the updates for the Android version:

• Added a new option to filter results based on their location on the device, whether the location is a folder or a large file (such as a thumbnail cache or database) in which the results were found. After the Basic Photo Scan is complete, the "Filter" icon should appear in the toolbar at the top. If you tap this icon you should see a list of possible locations and the number of results found in each location.  This should help in searching for a specific recoverable file by allowing you to select a location where the file is more likely to be.

Whether you need your photos, documents, or other data recovered from your Windows PC or your Android device, DiskDigger has you covered!

It's time for another important update to DiskDigger for Windows! Here is what's new in the latest version:

• Improved accuracy and efficiency of detecting certain raw camera formats, including Nikon (NEF) and Canon (.CR2).
• Revamped and improved recovery of .MP3 audio files. Will now recover a wider range of .MP3 files from different sources and devices.
• Added support for recovering .AAC audio files.
• Added an advanced option to perform a more thorough search for .MP3 or .AAC audio. After selecting "Dig deeper" mode (when selecting the types of files to search for), go to the Advanced tab and select the "Extra deep MP3 search" option. This option is still experimental and is not selected by default, since it can produce false positives.
• Added another advanced option to start the scan from a specific sector on the disk. When selecting the types of files to scan, go to the Advanced tab and enter the custom sector number in the "Starting sector to search from" text box.

Download DiskDigger for Windows now to search any of your hard drives, USB drives, or memory cards for deleted files!

And if you need to recover files from your Android device, try the DiskDigger app from the Google Play Store! Stay tuned for updates to the app, which will make recovering data even simpler and more effective.

Just a quick but important update to DiskDigger for Windows:

• Improved ability to recover compressed files in NTFS volumes. Compressed recoverable files will be automatically uncompressed when recovered.
• Added support for detecting PostScript (.PS) and Encapsulated PostScript (.EPS) files in Dig Deeper mode.
• Improved detection of old IBM PC-DOS partitions.
• The list of scannable disks now lists the drive letter(s) currently mapped to that disk.
• Improved saving and restoring of sessions, for pausing and resuming long-running scans.

Download DiskDigger now, and recover your data quickly, safely, and effectively.

Time for another excellent update to DiskDigger for Windows, as well as DiskDigger for Android! Here is what's new in the Windows version:

• Performance improvements when undeleting files from NTFS filesystems on certain drives.
• Performance improvements when recovering files from HFS+ (Apple) and ext4 (Linux) filesystems.
• Improved support for recovering damaged or corrupted DVD and CD-ROM media.
• Improved detection of VOB video tracks on certain DVD media.
• Added support for recovering and previewing ILBM (Amiga bitmap) images.
• Improved support and detection of USB floppy drives.
• Fixed an issue when reading fragmented files from FAT12 partitions.

Download DiskDigger now to recover your precious data from any kind of media that your PC can read.

And here is what's new in the Android version:

• Improved compatibility with more Android 10 devices.
• Improved compatibility with older (KitKat and earlier) devices.
• Better performance of the Wipe Free Space feature.

Get the Android version of DiskDigger now from the Google Play Store to recover photos and other types of files from the internal memory of your phone or tablet.

• Improved handling of compressed files in NTFS filesystems. When your disk is formatted with NTFS, individual files can be compressed (using a variation of LZ77) to conserve disk space. When scanning in "Dig Deep" mode, DiskDigger automatically and transparently decompresses these files, so that they can be recovered in their original state.
• Improved handling of system-compressed files in NTFS.  Windows 10, as part of its background operation, searches for certain files that are seldom used and automatically compresses them. This is different from the "standard" compression that can be applied to NTFS files. This compression is done by creating an alternate data stream (with a reparse point) called "WofCompressedData" and filling it with the compressed data, which is compressed with the Xpress or LZX algorithms. DiskDigger handles all of these cases, and automatically recovers these types of files in uncompressed form.
• Added support for recovering Quicken data files (.QDF) in "Dig Deeper" mode.
• Improved efficiency of recovering executable (EXE and DLL) files.
• Fixed some possible stability issues when previewing WAV audio files.

In other news, DiskDigger for Android also received an update, with improvements to its "Wipe free space" function, which is now faster and more effective than before.

        

Download DiskDigger for Windows to recover deleted files from any media readable by your PC!  And for recovering data from your Android device, find the DiskDigger app on the Google Play Store!

This month brings several exciting new features and enhancements to DiskDigger for Windows:

• Support for recovering FITS images (Flexible Image Transport System) in "Dig Deeper" mode. FITS is the image format used in astronomy, and is endorsed by NASA and the International Astronomical Union. This type of file can contain many different types of data besides actual images, and DiskDigger can now recover all of them.
• Support for recovering SER videos, which is a video format used in astronomical imaging.
• Support for recovering AAX (Audible Enhanced Audio) files, which is the DRM-protected audio format used by Audible.
• Support for recovering DjVu (.DJVU) documents.
• Improved detection of corrupted partitions on a GUID partition table (GPT).

And of course there are a few minor enhancements to DiskDigger for Android, which include optimized performance on older devices, as well as improvements to Clean Up mode. 

Download DiskDigger today to recover your lost files from any media that your computer can read! Or if you need to recover data from your Android device, find the DiskDigger app on the Google Play Store!