

While it works fine in Windows 10, the full screen view option does not. Overall, the appearance of the Systweak Advanced Disk Recovery application is pleasing enough but it appears to have been intended for Windows 7. Recovery is also efficient, although sluggish with large media files. The standard scan completed within a minute, whereas the "Deep Scan" lasted around 10 minutes. Given that a working preview feature on locked software can convince a buyer to part with their money, this seems an unusual omission. Note, however, that both preview and recovery options do not work in the evaluation version.

You can preview files beforehand to ensure completion. After selecting the destination folder, the data will be recovered. To recover a file or folder, select it by checking the box then click Recover. Results can be browsed using the directory structure, while the filter tool helps you to determine recoverable files, search by file size, and specify file names and wildcard searches.

You can browse the results of a scan and even preview files before recovering them (Image credit: Systweak)
