And just like with the older version of Disk Drill for Mac, undeleting all selected files is a simple matter of clicking the Recover button.ĭisk Drill has always been more than a simple data recovery app because its developers recognize that data loss is a complex problem that requires an equally complex solution.

Narrowing down scan results has never been easier thanks to readily available results filters. The popular preview panel has been integrated directly into Disk Drill’s main window, so you can simply select any recoverable file and instantly see its preview. That’s because you can pause an active scan at any time or go through recoverable files while Disk Drill is still analyzing your storage device. Unlike many other data recovery apps for Mac, the latest version of Disk Drill doesn’t force you to wait for a scan to finish before you can review found items and resume work on your computer. In addition to regular storage devices (including T2-encrypted Macs), Disk Drill for Mac 4 can recover data directly from Time Machine backups and disk images (DSK, BIN, DAT, RAW, and DD). You can now easily recover many new image, video, and audio file formats, which brings the total number of supported file extensions to well over 400. Disk Drill for Mac 4 during an active scan.ĭisk Drill for Mac 4 features updated FAT32, NTFS, HFS+, and APFS recovery algorithms that can improve recovery efficiency by up to 200 percent compared with the previous version. You can, of course, manually select any recovery method yourself, such as Quick Scan or Deep Scan, but there’s no need to. The difference is that the button you need to click is now called “Search for lost data” instead of “Recover.” When you click it, Disk Drill automatically runs all recovery methods in the optimal order to deliver the best data recovery results possible. Just like before, users can begin recovering lost data with a single click. The left pane provides convenient access to recent recovery sessions, additional tools, and more data recovery options.

The right pane displays more information about the selected devices and the available recovery methods. Listed in the middle of the main window are all available storage devices, including internal and external hard drives, RAID arrays, USB flash drives, memory cards, iOS and Android smartphones, and so on. It now more closely matches the user interface of the Windows version of Disk Drill while respecting Apple’s design guidelines (Dark Mode is fully supported) and feeling like it was made by Mac users, for Mac users. When you first launch the latest version of Disk Drill for Mac, you notice that the user interface has changed quite a bit. Refined Data Recovery Experience Disk Drill for Mac 3 (left) vs.

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