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Perform Automated Deleted Data Recovery on a Windows Operating system

The DRS is a great tool for examining work and home computers and keeping track of deleted data.

Due to its unlimited use, users can continually monitor the content being deleted from computers and exercise due diligence continually in the workplace and at home.

Many professionals and personal users use the DRS for more than just Accidental data recovery, here is a brief on other uses by a variety of users:

• Parents – Monitoring children’s deleted Internet content will help you understand your child’s activity.
• Business owners – Keep track of deleted content deleted by employees.
• Investigators – Perform quick fact-finding investigations by exploring deleted content which can lead to clues and evidence.
• HR Professionals – Perform employee audits by monitoring employee deleted data activity.
• IT Professionals – Maintain computers and help manage employee output by identifying situations of unauthorised use of computers In the workplace.
• Law Enforcement – LE use the DRS to find valuable evidence which suspects think has been deleted.

The DRS uses a cluster-by-cluster forensic grade algorithm and recovers by file header, so even if the file names have been changed, files can be recovered.

Supports NTFS and FAT file systems – This means DRS works on Windows Operating systems and is also compatible with media that plugs into Windows operating systems.

USB Drives, Cameras which connect automatically to windows, SD Cards and any digital media which is compatible with Windows can be inserted into a Windows computer and you can perform data recovery on the media.