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File System Supported
FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, NTFS/NTFS5 file system.
Operating System
Windows 2000/XP/2003/VISTA
Minimum 128Mb RAM (recommended 256Mb)
Minimum 40Mb free disk space required
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Data Recovery Wizard
Data Recovery Wizard can easily recover lost files due to deletion, formatted, lost partition or damaged logical drives, virus infection, software crash, unexpected shutdown and other unknown reasons.
Recover the Compressed files/folder on NTFS Drive
Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 supports compression on individual files, folders, and entire NTFS volumes. Files compressed on an NTFS volume can be read and written by any Windows-based application without first being decompressed by another program.
NTFS compression is available on volumes that use the NTFS file system, and NTFS compression has the following features and limitations:
- You can use NTFS compression to compress individual files and folders, as well as an entire NTFS volume.
- You can compress a folder without compressing its contents.
- You can work with NTFS-compressed files without decompressing them, because they are decompressed and recompressed without user intervention.
- You can display NTFS-compressed file and folder names in a different color to make them easier to identify.
- You may notice a decrease in performance when you work with NTFS-compressed files. When you open a compressed file, Windows automatically decompresses it for you, and when you close the file, Windows compresses it again. This process may decrease your computer performance.
- NTFS-compressed files and folders only remain compressed while they are stored on an NTFS Volume.
- You cannot encrypt an NTFS compressed file.
More information, please see: How To Use File Compression in Windows XP
Data Recovery Wizard supports NTFS Compressed Files recovery. The blue "sample1.txt" is a compressed files of NTFS drive.
The demo version of Data Recovery Wizard gives you a much fairer idea about chances of data recovery from your hard disk before deciding upon the purchase. You can buy full version to recover data!
Common problems related to data loss and our solutions:
- How do I recover deleted file(s) and folder(s)?
- How do I recover lost file(s) and folder(s)?
- How do I recover formatted logical drives?
- How do I recover deleted Email files?
- How do I recover lost photo images?
- How do I recover lost Word files?
- How do I recover lost Excel files?
- How do I recover Raw Drive?
- How do I recover deleted, missing or lost logical drives?
- How do I recover Fdisked drives?
- How do I recover repartitioned drives?
- How do I recover hard disks involving Scandisk and Chkdsk?
- How do I recover 'Ghosted' (or 'imaged') hard disk drives?
- How do I recover Encrypted files on NTFS?
- How do I recover Compressed files on NTFS?
- How do I recover Dynamic-disk files in Windows?
- How do I recover files from EXT2/EXT3 Drive?