Lost your files on Mac? Here is a right solution to get back those files

Mac OS has got great demand among business people as it is more secure to hold data. Deletion of files in Mac system is very rare, most of time it occurs due to human mistake. If any of you come across file loss then you can make use of Hi5 Software File Recovery Mac to get back your files. Software offers wide variety of features which makes recovery of files easier.

Here is what you need to know after data loss

If you are really eager to recover your files that are lost from Mac Volume then stop adding new files to Volume because addition of new data will overwrite deleted files which are still intact to hard disk at same location. When files get deleted only file pointer will be removed hence still you will have chance to recover files using reliable software until it is overwritten.

Hi5 Software File Recovery for Mac features

• This simple tool scans and recovers deleted or lost files from Mac Volume in simple steps
• Restore all types of files such as documents, archived files, application, etc. from Mac Volume
• Supports recovering files from HFS, HFS+, HFSX, FAT16, FAT32 file systems
• Easily restores files that are erased from Trash folder
• Common users can also use this tool and perform recovery in easy manner because the software is incorporated with simple friendly interface providing complete guide to recovery
• Software enables you to select particular file format which you are looking forward to restore
• Capability to perform file recovery on Mac system having SATA, SCSI, IDE hard drives
• “Find Tool” option of this software helps user to find particular file quickly in recovered file list
• You can have preview of recoverable files
• 24*7 technical support is available to solve your queries regarding product

In what all situations Hi5 Software File Recovery Mac becomes beneficial

• Empty Trash: In order to reduce the memory space of the Mac hard disk, if you empty the Trash folder without cross checking for contents then data present on that Trash gets erased permanently.
• Improper Cut Paste Operation: When transferring files on your Mac system using cut paste operation in order to separate the related files, if this process is interrupted before completion of paste operation then you are likely to lose the selected files from Mac Volume.
• Defragmentation: If the Volume data is fragmented due to any reason then that Volume becomes inaccessible and you will end up with loss of such Volumes on Mac hard disk.
• Interrupt Transfer Process: While moving files from Mac system to external device, if any sort of interruption occurs like sudden system shut down or removal of device then there is maximum chance of losing your files.

Supported File Formats:

Photos / Images – JPG, WEBP, IMG, EXIF, JPEG, PNG, BMP, PSD, TIF, TIFF, GIF

Video Files –  RM, M4V, MOV, MPEG, MPG, MP4, AVI, 3GP, 3G2

Text File Formats - RTF, PDF, DOC, HTML, XHTML

Archivesn-  RPM, RAR, JAR, ZIP

System Requirements:

Operating Systems – Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard), Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard), Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion), Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion), Mac OS X 10.9 (Mavericks), Mac OS X 10.10 (Yosemite), Mac OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) and Mac OS X 10.12 (Sierra)

RAM – 1 GB (Min), 2GB (Recommended)

Computer Type – 32bit or 64bit OS

File systems – HFS+, HFSX, FAT12, FAT32

Steps for Recovering Files on any Mac machine

• Download and launch Hi5 File Recovery Software for Mac on any Mac OS X machines
• Click on either "Deleted File Recovery" or "Lost File Recovery" according to the situation you're facing and go to next screen (Fig 1)
• Now you can see all the available Volumes in Mac OS X will be displayed on the screen, including externally connected hard drives/flash drives. Select the appropriate Volume from where you want to recover files and click on "Next" option (Fig 2)
• Hi5 File Recovery Tool start scanning selected Volume (Fig 3)
• After the completion of file recovery process, you can view recovered files (Fig 4) by clicking on "Preview" option
• Easily save retrieved files on anywhere i.e, internal OS X Volumes or external hard drives by clicking on "Save" option

 

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