Data Rescue (MAC)

Data Rescue (MAC) is a software application designed to recover lost or deleted files on Mac computers. It is developed and distributed by Application Systems Heidelberg.

Data Rescue (MAC) works by scanning the storage devices of a Mac computer to locate and recover lost or deleted files. It uses advanced algorithms to identify and reconstruct data from damaged or corrupted drives.

Data Rescue (MAC) can recover a wide range of file types, including documents, photos, videos, audio files, archives, and more. It can restore files from various storage devices like hard drives, SSDs, USB drives, and memory cards.

Yes, Data Rescue (MAC) is designed to be user-friendly with a simple interface that guides users through the recovery process. It offers step-by-step instructions to make file recovery accessible even for non-technical users.

Yes, Data Rescue (MAC) has the capability to recover files from formatted drives. It can perform deep scans to search for and recover data that may have been lost due to formatting.

Yes, Data Rescue (MAC) allows users to preview recoverable files before initiating the actual recovery process. This feature enables users to select specific files or folders for recovery.

Yes, Data Rescue (MAC) can attempt to recover data from a crashed system or non-booting Mac computer. Users can create a bootable drive or use the software on another Mac to recover data from the affected system.

The pricing for Data Rescue (MAC) varies based on the version and license type. Application Systems Heidelberg offers different licensing options for personal and professional users, with pricing typically based on the features and capabilities included.

Yes, Application Systems Heidelberg provides customer support for users of Data Rescue (MAC). Users can access FAQs, tutorials, and contact support for assistance with using the software or resolving any issues they encounter.

Data Rescue (MAC) has the ability to scan and recover data from Time Machine backups. Users can use the software to extract specific files or folders from their Time Machine backups in case of accidental deletion or corruption.