R-undelete 4.9.build 159222 Portable -x86 X64- ... Jun 2026

Yes. If the drive has been formatted (even to a different file system), a Deep Scan with R‑Undelete can often recover many files by scanning for known file signatures regardless of the new file system structure.

is a reliable, well‑tested, and feature‑rich undelete tool that is particularly valuable for home users. Its ability to run from a USB stick (in both x86 and x64 versions) means you can always have a professional‑grade recovery solution at your fingertips – without ever risking further damage to the drive you are trying to salvage. R-Undelete 4.9.Build 159222 Portable -x86 x64- ...

The utility doesn't just look for file names; it scans for known file signatures (headers and footers). Even if the file system’s index (MFT) is destroyed, R-Undelete can find files based on magic numbers—JPEGs, PDFs, DOCs, XLSX, and MP4s are recovered based on their content, not just their path. Its ability to run from a USB stick

Excellent recovery rates on heavily fragmented NTFS and FAT32 systems. Excellent recovery rates on heavily fragmented NTFS and

The "Portable" version can be run directly from a USB drive. This is a critical safety feature because it avoids installing new data on the drive you're trying to recover, preventing accidental overwrites.

A portable version (officially available from R-Tools for licensed users) offers: