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The JFileRecovery utility is a small application that allows users to retrieve files that have been lost due to a CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) error. After the utility has been installed and run, the target directory and any other configured parameters are entered and the retrieval process is started.
The application allows users to submit files for recovery in parallel threads. Consequently, many processes can be submitted simultaneously.
During recovery, the tool initially does a CRC check on the target file or file block and verifies that the file has not been modified since the last backup. If the file is indeed intact, it displays the name, size, file block count and status for each block that has already been recovered. If the verification fails, the tool informs the user and starts the recovery procedure.
Since JFileRecovery can be used on all sizes of hard drives, it can be used in conjunction with file recovery programs.
JFileRecovery was created to be an easy-to-use tool that requires no installation and that does not overwrite or change the data on the device.
The tool is only 100 kb and does not require any special permissions for execution.
As previously stated, while the implementation is Java-based, it can easily be executed on any PC that has Java installed.
Using JFileRecovery eliminates having to use third-party utilities or the system's recovery tools. This is essential for all users, as they might find that the system's recovery tools are too costly, bulky, consume too much system resources, or only recover small files.
JFileRecovery Requirements:
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System: Intel Core i3 processor or faster, 4 GB RAM
Operating System: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
1. Windows 10 system does not support the x64 architecture. Windows 8 support is experimental
2. Intel Core i3 processor or faster is required for the 64-bit version
3. For 32-bit, at least 4 GB RAM is required for a clean install
4. Larger hard drive space is required for the full installation
5. 1 GB is enough for each thread
6. As stated above, Java is required to install JFileRecovery
7. JFileRecovery requires Java 1.6 to be installed
8. JFileRecovery does not start unless Java is installed
9. JFileRecovery needs 3 GB of free RAM to run
10. JFileRecovery
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JFileRecovery is a small application that can retrieve files from corrupted hard disks, CDs, DVDs, USB flash drives, and other devices. It was developed as a solution to the cyclic redundancy check (CRC) error.
Since this is a Java-based tool, JFileRecovery does not include a setup pack. It means that you can drop the JAR file anywhere on the hard disk and click it to run.
It is also possible to move the app to a USB flash disk to run it on any workstation with minimum effort, as long as it has Java installed.
An important aspect to take into account is that the Windows registry does not get new entries, and leftovers are not kept on the hard disk after eliminating the utility.
The interface is made from a single window where you can input a file using the file browser. After the target directory, file name and format are established, you can set the block size (in bytes) and timeout (in milliseconds), and finally initialize the recovery procedure. During this time you can view the processed file's name, size, failed and missing blocks.
JFileRecovery may take a while to finish a retrieval task, while using moderate system resources. We have not experienced any issues throughout our evaluation, as the utility did not hang or crash. Thanks to its intuitive layout and overall simplicity, even first-time users can seamlessly learn how to work with JFileRecovery.
How to use JFileRecovery
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JFileRecovery is a small application that can retrieve files from corrupted hard disks, CDs, DVDs, USB flash drives, and other devices. It was developed as a solution to the cyclic redundancy check (CRC) error.
Since this is a Java-based tool, JFileRecovery does not include a setup pack. It means that you can drop the JAR file anywhere on the hard disk and click it to run.
It is also possible to move the app to a USB flash disk to run it on any workstation with minimum effort, as long as it has Java installed.
An important aspect to take into account is that the Windows registry does not get new entries, and leftovers are not kept on the hard disk after eliminating the utility.
The interface is made from a single window where you can input a file using the file browser. After the target directory, file name and format are established, you can set the block size (in bytes) and timeout
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