Restorer Ultimate Documentation

Contents
Index

- A -

Actions

Save recognized partition layout

Set files mask

Set raw file search options...

Show All Files

Show Deleted FIles

Advanced RAID 5 Layouts

Advanced RAID 6 Layout

APFS Fusion Drive Components tab

Apple CoreStorage/File Vault/Fusion Drive Volumes

Apple RAIDs

- B -

Bad Sectors settings

Default read attempts

Pattern to fill bad blocks

Block size

Blocks order

Broken File Name options

Change all invalid symbols to

Edit broken symbols only

File name

New name

Buttons

Change Raw File Search Options

- C -

Connect to Restorer settings

Allow connection from any address

Allow connection from the host

Password

Port

Server

Connecting over the Internet

Contact Informaiton and Technical Support

Create a Virtual Volume Set or RAID

Create Virtual RAID wizard

Cross-linked folders

Customizing File Types

- D -

Data Recovery from Volume Sets and RAIDs

Data Recovery Issues

Data Recovery on HFS/HFS+ File System

Data Recovery over Network

Description Files for RAID Configuration

Dialog boxes

Advanced Scan

Broken File Name

Configuration

Connect to Remote Computer

Connect to Restorer

Create Image

Create Region

Edit User's File Types

Raid Parameters Detection

There is not enough process memory...

Waiting for remote connection

- E -

Edit menu

Fill

Find

	Text/hexadecimal Editor
	Navigating through an Object

Find Next

	Text/hexadecimal Editor
	Navigating through an Object

Find Previous

	Text/hexadecimal Editor
	Navigating through an Object

Save Changes

Extended Information Recovery

- F -

File mask options

File menu

Set As Default Target

Show Files in HexEditor

View/Edit

File Recovery

File Recovery on a Remote Computer

File signature properties

File Systems settings

Default encoding for Ext2/Ext3/Ext4/UFS volumes

Default encoding for HFS volumes

Disable any sorting

Minimize disk access

Show deleted empty folders

File Types properties

Find options

Finding Previous File Versions

Firewall

Found offsets pane

- H -

Help menu

- I -

Image options

Create scan information file

Pattern to fill bad blocks

Read attempts

Images and regions

Installation Notes

Introduction to Restorer Ultimate

- L -

Log settings

- M -

Main settings

Default HFS Code Page

Disable All Warnings and Confirmations

Enable Write

Hints

Show All Warnings and Confirmations

Managing Scan Imformation

Memory Usage settings

Automatic

Disable memory control

Mirrors

Multiple Scans

- N -

NAT

Nested and Non-Standard RAID Levels

- O -

Options

Log

- P -

Panels

Device/Disk

File search/Disk scan

	Recover Files from Existing Logical Disks
	Disk Scan

Panes

- Q -

- R -

RAID 6 Presets

RAID options

RAID Parameter Detection

RAID with Parity Delays

RAID6 (Double Xor) Presets

RAID6E

Raw File Search

Recover Files from Deleted/Corrupted Logical Disks and Partitions

Recover Files from Existing Logical Disks

Recover options

Bad Sectors Options

Do not recover hidden and system attributes

Recover all content of a selected folder, ignoring specified file mask:

Recover alternative data streams:

Recover disk metafiles

Recover extended attributes:

Recover real folders structure

Recover security attributes:

Recover the entire path to the file object:

Region options

Restorer Ultimate Features

Restorer Ultimate Remote Emergency Engine

Restorer Ultimate Remote Engine

Restorer Ultimate Remote Engine Options

- S -

Scan options

Save scan Info to File:

Search options

From current position

	Find and Mark Files
	File Masks

Settings

	Windows Storage Spaces
	Apple RAIDs
	Linux LVM/LVM2

Delete Recognized Partition Layout

Find Previous Versions of the File

Open Recognized Partition Layout

Preview

Save Log to File

Save Recognized Partition Layout

Set As Default Target

Show S.M.A.R.T.

Unlock encrypted drive

Show Files Sorted by

Syntaxis of a Description File for RAID Configurations

- T -

Task List

Actions

Options

View As

Technical Information

Text/hexadecimal editor

Save to Binary File...

Save to Hexadecimal File

Select All

Unmark All

- V -

View menu

Virtual volume sets and RAIDs

Volume sets and RAIDs

Volume Sets, Stripe Sets, and Mirrors

- W -

Window

RAID consistency check

RAID Sequence

Windows Dynamic Disks

File Recovery

NEVER TRY TO SAVE RECOVERED FILES/FOLDERS ON THE SAME LOGICAL DISK WHERE THEY RESIDE!!!

Or you may obtain unpredictable results and lose all your data.

Depending on your situation, you will need to:

• Recover lost files from an existing logical disk

• Recover files from deleted/corrupted logical disk or partition

• Scan a Disk

• Recover Files from Volume Sets and RAIDs

• Recover Files over Network

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