The interface of the software was easy to use, and it worked fast, and most importantly, successfully recovered my data.
The software is expensive, but I believe it is worth it.
The support team is great and responsive as well. 5-stars recommendation from me.
I had a client that brought me their old iMAC. Her husband encountered an issue with the machine, and for some reason, he used built-in recovery but didn’t realize he was reinstalling an ancient version, causing data loss. All their business Quickbooks data was gone.
Before purchasing, I contacted support, and they sent me step-by-step instructions for buying the software and requesting the license for the older version of the software that was compatible with the Mac OS version installed. I followed all the instructions and was able to recover the critical data.
Restored my complete Hdd after I accidentally formatted it.
Yep, did something dumb and trashed a video. Thought I’d lost it, but remembered Disk Drill — the app recovered the 18GB file from an SD card in no time at all.
Definitely get the DiskDrill software. I have gotten files back from damaged hard drives that even repair shops said they couldn’t fix without sending it to a lab and doing the $10k full physical procedure
I was editing last night and everything was fine. I tried to finish this morning and all my files were corrupted on the SSD. Thank god for Disk Drill. SAVED MY BUTT
I somehow managed to lose all my files and thanks to Disk Drill i was able to recover them all! Thank you for saving years of work, my sanity and my sleep 🙂
I bought a brand new license after I lost some data, even though I already owned a license for a previous version. The support team *noticed* and sent me an email letting me know that they'd be *refunding me half the price* since I already owned a previous license. I didn't ask for a discount, I didn't expect a discount—these guys are incredible!
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I managed to recover the data from two dead drives, both Toshibas, but neither of the drives has the important data that I’ve lost. I used an app called ‘Disk Drill’ (@Cleverfiles) which I kind of feel obligated to promote given how many other apps failed.
I have one more laptop drive to try. I don’t think it will work. I also have one 5.25 that I”m pretty sure I’ll have to send out for recovery.
One thing that I find frustrating on Mac’s: it’s almost impossible to force the OS to recognize a drive. So I open Disk Drill, open mac’s native disk utility, and then use terminal to try to force the matter. It seems to work. 😉
Downloaded this in a panic after losing a very important budget spreadsheet (somehow reverted to a much earlier version). No idea how it worked but it instantly found the up to date version and has saved the day! Thank you disk drill