Last week, Piriform has updated its Recuva application to version 1.46. The freeware file recovery tool for Windows gets improved Deep Scan mode for exFAT and FAT file systems, new folder scan option in Windows Explorer context menus and a handful of usability improvements. Read on for all the details.
Besides allowing you to recover files using the recovery wizard or the advanced mode, now you can run folder scan for deleted files straight from the Windows Explorer context menu. Right click on a particular folder and you shall notice a new “Scan this folder for deleted files” option.
In addition to that, Recuva also expanded its file filtering with newly added file extensions.
The following are the full changelog for v1.46.919
– Improved Deep Scan for exFAT and FAT
– Added folder scan to Windows Explorer context menus
– Added new file extensions to filters
– Improved accuracy of scan statistics
– Improved usability of folder browser
– Improved uninstallation of menu items
– Fixed minor bug in secure overwrite on exFAT file systems
– Minor improvements to the recovery wizard
– Minor GUI improvements
Recuva is compatible with both 32-bit and 64 versions of Windows 8, 7, Vista, XP and 2000.
