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#Ufs explorer professional recovery 5.18.2 archive
#Ufs explorer professional recovery 5.18.2 software

#Ufs explorer professional recovery 5.18.2 software

Added possibility to re-enable this function in the software settings Disabled the indication of the folder metadata size (to avoid confusion with the size of contained files).Added displaying of the number of files in scan result folders.In 'file search' result: added missing color and file status indication.Added limited support of Windows IMage (WIM) file format (only individual files in current format) Added content decompression for Deflate, Deflate64, BZip2, LZX, LZMS, LZMA, MS XPress and plain content streams

#Ufs explorer professional recovery 5.18.2 archive

Added support of Zip, TAR, GZip and BZip2 archive container formats (including.

Built-in viewer now supports displaying the contents of certain archive file formats:.

Added possibility to override number of retries and read timeout for the final imaging stage Added one more pre-imaging stage to run on slow areas and to skip areas with defects (postpone them to the 'normal' stage)

Added optional pre-imaging stage 0 - to quickly skips slow and damaged areas for fast imaging of 'healthy' areas Changed two-pass imaging to multi-pass imaging by adding optional one or two pre-imaging stages (with no retries on defects) Added support of multi-volume configurations of very old Drobo DAS devices.Added also comparison of selected items via 'Compare storages' context menu option In context menu of selected set, added 'To a new RAID' tool to create a RAID on a subset Added support of statistics on 'data entropy' map Added possibility to change dynamically the size of grid cells Added possibility to visualize saved 'data entropy' map via 'Enable a block status map' tool

Added option for visualization of entropy map during imaging (with synchronization to imaging and to map of defects) In disk imager, added possibility to save 'data entropy' map during imaging (low and high resolution)