Magic FAT Data Recovery Software

Instant analysis

The tool offers an innovative “Fast scan” feature that can search for deleted files on healthy volumes in a matter of seconds. Unlike competing data recovery tools that can spend several minutes reading the file system, Magic exFAT recovery software locates deleted file records in real-time, offering faster than usual performance for recently deleted files. As opposed to competing tools performing a bunch of small-read operations, a fast scan performs a single, consecutive read of the area on the disk occupied by the file system. The tool analyzes the data in the computer’s internal memory, resulting in much higher performance compared to reading every single record about individual files.

Please note that this feature is only recommended for existing, healthy partitions. If you attempt to perform a fast scan on a corrupted volume or use the feature on a disk containing any number of deleted partitions, you can miss files that would otherwise be recoverable. For damaged, corrupted, inaccessible, formatted, and repartitioned disks, you can use the slower content-aware analysis.

Restores corrupted and unavailable partitions

Thanks to the use of content-aware analysis, Magic FAT32 recovery tools can recover information from corrupted and inaccessible partitions, repartitioned hard drives, and formatted volumes. Magic FAT32 recovery software will perform a thorough scan of the entire physical drive in order to locate unavailable or deleted partitions and then analyze the entire volume looking for recoverable files and folders. Magic FAT32 repair tool will attempt to re-create the entire file and folder system complete with multiple-level folders and long file names, effectively restoring the content of the entire partition on a different disk or another storage media. After your data is completely recovered, you may attempt to recover the original broken partition by repairing the damaged system structures with ScanDisk (a Windows tool).

Using Magic exFAT data recovery tool on damaged disks is completely safe, as all access is performed strictly in read-only mode. Because of that, Magic FAT and exFAT file recovery will not mess with your disk system structures or the file system.

Offers easy access to advanced features with Windows Explorer-like user interface

The wizard-based user interface is simple, convenient, and straightforward. However, advanced users may need more flexibility in fine-tuning the process or configuring the settings. To allow advanced access to the internal data recovery mechanisms, we implemented a convenient Explorer-like user interface to go along with the wizards. This advanced user interface allows easy access to all the advanced features with the convenience of Windows Explorer-like performance. The familiar user interface will make seasoned computer users and computer professionals feel immediately at home, adjusting all the required settings with just a few mouse clicks.

In addition, by using the data recovery tool in Explorer-like mode, you can browse through deleted files or navigating information stored on a deleted partition just like you would normally browse your computer. You can click deleted files to preview, mark them for recovery, and enter compressed archives as if they were folders.

Working with drive images

To make the recovery from corrupted media even safer, the Magic FAT32 recovery tool provides the ability to make a virtual snapshot of the disk being recovered. The snapshot is a complete, bit-precise image of the entire drive saved into a single file on another (healthy) drive.

By creating a virtual drive image, Magic FAT and exFAT repair program reduces the number of disk access operations to absolute minimum by reading the entire content of the disk in a single continuous read as opposed to multiple small, random access operations. All subsequent operations such as scanning, previewing, and recovering files are performed with that virtual image instead of the original drive.

This greatly increases the chance of successful recovery for badly damaged and heavily worn disks, keeping the number of disk access operations as low as possible. In addition, the snapshot can serve as a bit-precise backup of the entire disk or partition.