Once complete, you are able to search all the files on the disk for those that were lost. This process can be standardized with a click of the “Apply to All” button, but the prospect of this may be off-putting to the less experienced. It’s a fairly painless (if quite slow) process, but it does demand some attention as it will regularly ask you to re-label files as they are found. Picking a drive to scan, Hetman will automatically search every file it can see hidden within. A simple toolĬonsidering the panic and hopelessness you could feel if your hard drive is damaged, Hetman Partition Recovery is reassuringly simple to use - though as with all such programs complete novices (like my mum) will probably still want someone on their shoulder to tell them they are doing it right. You are then given the option to copy recovered files to a hard disk, CD, DVD, ISO virtual image, or upload them to an FTP, to avoid the risk of overwriting any existing files on your computer. Once complete, you can access all of the (re)discovered files and decide which you want to rescue. From here you select the desired drive to scan. Starting the program is a familiar process that looks like any other window in Explorer. There is no point painting a hammer, it’s a tool and all you want is that it does it’s the job, which is exactly what Hetman does. There is nothing fancy about it but, let’s face it, sometimes you don't want fancy.
The life lineĪs the name suggests, Hetman Partition Recovery is designed with the sole purpose of recovering lost data when a partition or hard drives fail. Because of this, I am thankful that a program like Hetman Partition Recovery exists. Today a hard drive failure would see me losing vital data (even with my fairly rigorous back-up regime).
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