Importance Of DiskDigger And # DiskDigger Features
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Hi Guys, today I am going to share about DiskDigger which helps you to get back the lost files from the hard drive in your device. Unfortunately, sometimes inadvertently you may delete a wanted pics or files in place of another pics or files. So to prevent this issue please install DiskDigger on where you need. In details, DiskDigger pro is a tool that undeletes and retrieves the missed documents from the drive, memory card, USB Flash Drives, CDs, and DVDs. Indeed, the presence of Diskdigger on your phone is not compulsory but, if it is rooted in your device you can recover deleted photos, files etc. (Note: DiskDigger cannot retrieve data directly from Android or iOS devices plugged into a USB port on your PC.
To recover data from an Android device, please use the DiskDigger App for Android. And if your Android device uses a microSD card for storing the data, please remove the card and connect it directly to your PC using a card reader, so that you can scan it directly using DiskDigger for Windows.) Moreover, It contains two modes of operations which can select every time you scan a disk. And these modes are named as “dig deep” and “dig deeper”. Here we’re providing the features of each mode.
Dig Deep
- Undelete files from FAT (FAT12, FAT16, FAT32), NTFS, and exFAT partitions.
- Recover any type of file.
- Filter recoverable files by name and size.
- Sort recoverable files by name, size, date, and directory.
Dig Deeper
- Scan (carve) entire disk for traces of specific file types.
- Supported file types include:
Photos and images:
- JPG – Pictures stored in digital cameras and on the Web (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
- PNG – Portable Network Graphics
- GIF – Graphics Interchange Format
- BMP – Windows and OS/2 bitmap image
- TIFF – Tagged Image File Format
- ICO – Windows Icon
- ANI – Windows animated cursor
- CR2 – Canon raw image
- SR2 – Sony raw image
- NEF – Nikon raw image
- DCR – Kodak raw image
- PEF – Pentax raw image
- RAF – Fujifilm raw image
- RW2 – Panasonic/Lumix raw image
- LFP – Lytro raw image
- MPO – Images from 3D cameras (Multiple Picture Object)
- DNG – Adobe Digital Negative
- SVG – Scalable Vector Graphics
- HEIC/HEIF – High-Efficiency File Format image
- PSD – Adobe Photoshop image
- RAS – Sun raster image
- PSP – Paint Shop Pro image
- Thumbcache – Windows thumbnail cache
- IFF – Amiga images and other media
- ART – AOL Art images
- WMF – Windows MetaFile
- EMF – Enhanced MetaFile
- WMZ, EMZ – Compressed MetaFiles
- DICOM – Medical imaging format
- WEBP – WebP images
- PCX – ZSoft PCX images
- CDR – CorelDraw images
- INDD – Adobe InDesign documents
- CP – Adobe Captivate documents
- AI – Adobe Illustrator documents
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Documents:
- DOC – Microsoft Word document (2003 and below)
- DOCX – Microsoft Word document (2007 and above)
- XLS – Microsoft Excel spreadsheet (2003 and below)
- XLSX – Microsoft Excel spreadsheet (2007 and above)
- PPT – Microsoft PowerPoint presentation (2003 and below)
- PPTX – Microsoft PowerPoint presentation (2007 and above)
- VSD – Microsoft Visio document
- PDF – Portable Document Format
- XML – eXtensible Markup Language
- HTML – HyperText Markup Language
- RTF – Rich Text Format
- WPD – WordPerfect document
- WPS – Microsoft Works document
- PUB – Microsoft Publisher document
- XPS – XML Paper Specification
- WRI – Old Windows Write document
- ODT, ODS, ODP, ODG – OpenDocument formats
- DPP – Serif DrawPlus document
- PPP – Serif PagePlus document
Audio and video:
- MP3 – Audio format widely used in digital media players (MPEG layer 3)
- WMA – Windows Media Audio
- AVI – Audio Video Interleave
- WAV – Wave audio
- MIDI -Musical Instrument Digital Interface
- FLV – Adobe Flash Video
- WMV – Windows Media Video
- MOV – QuickTime video
- M4A – MPEG-4 audio
- M4V, MP4 – MPEG-4 video
- 3GP – Third Generation Partnership video
- F4V – Adobe Flash video based on MPEG-4 Part 12
- RM – RealMedia video
- RMVB – RealMedia video (variable bitrate)
- MKV – Matroska video
- MPEG – Motion Picture Experts Group
- AU – Sun Microsystems audio
- MTS, M2TS – MPEG2 Transport Stream
- R3D – RED Video Camera video
- APE – Monkey’s Audio file
- OFR – OptimFROG lossless audio
- PPM, PGM, PBM – Netpbm images
- WebM – WebM videos
Compressed archives:
- ZIP – Widely used a compressed format developed by PKWARE
- RAR – Roshal ARchive, used by WinRAR
- 7Z – Compressed format used by 7-Zip
- GZ – Compressed format used by gZip
- SIT – Compressed format used by Stuffit for Mac
- ACE – WinAce archive
- CAB – Microsoft Cabinet archive
- SZDD – Compressed files created by COMPRESS.EXE from MS-DOS
Miscellaneous:
- ISO – Images of optical media, such as CDs and DVDs
- EXE – Windows or MS-DOS executable file
- DLL – Windows or MS-DOS dynamic-link library
- MDB – Microsoft Access database (2003 and below)
- ACCDB – Microsoft Access database (2007 and above)
- PST – Microsoft Outlook Personal Folders file
- DBX – Microsoft Outlook Express data file
- XAC – GnuCash data file
- KMY – KMyMoney data file
- DWG – AutoCAD drawing
- DXF – Drawing Interchange Format
- CHM – Microsoft Compiled HTML Help file
- TTF, TTC – TrueType font
- CLASS – Java class file
- KMZ – Google Earth location data
- FIT – Garmin activity file
- WALLET – an Armory Bitcoin wallet
- WALLET.DAT – Bitcoin Core wallet
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