The Status pane at the bottom indicates the progress that has been made with any scan or undelete procedure. This includes columns for Filename, Path, Status, Size, Date created, and Date modified. To the right is the files list that may be able to be recovered. Each drive has a little checkbox next to it which can be selected to include it in the attempted search for files to recover. There is also a toolbar near the top of the window.īelow this area is the Drive pane on the left which displays all the hard drives or partitions found within the computer system. There is a two step process with buttons at the top for 1. The interface is pleasingly simple with attractive use of color and shading. The program warns about this during the installation phase. It is advisable that the software is not installed on the same physical disk that the data is located that is to be recovered because the Undelete Plus installation could actually end up overwriting some of this stored data.

There is no unwanted bundled adware or toolbar that comes with Undelete Plus. The installation goes as one would expect and sets up in record time. Whether the file(s) were deleted via the Recycle Bin, through a DOS window file process, via Windows Explorer or through a network drive, the package can usually do its best to help recover some or all of the data involved. The software can access hard drives, floppy drives and portable media like Secure Digital cards, SmartMedia, MultiMedia and CompactFlash that use NTFS, NTFS5, FAT12, FAT16 or FAT32 file systems. When “deleted” files are usually not actually overwritten immediately and a short time period exists between the 'deletion” to recovery, the higher the likelihood that the file can be recovered successfully before the space where the data is still stored has been overwritten. Undelete Plus is a file recovery utility that looks for ways to pull back files that were previously deleted from a computer system or portable storage.

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