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R-STUDIO run in the demo mode allows you to evaluate how the utility recovers lost files. The only limitation is you can not recover files larger than 256KB in the demo mode.
All R-Studio versions (except the technician version*) are registered on on-the-fly and no reinstallation required. Depending on the registration key the software is activated to local or network version. When R-Studio run in the demo mode has found a lost file larger than 256KB you may simply double click the file to preview it. If you are satisfied with the file content you may buy the R-Studio license, register the software and recover the file right away.
Besides compatibility with all 32-bit Windows R-Studio supports 64-bit Windows
and allows to use all physical memory (RAM) installed on such computers that
highly increases a scan performance especially on high-capacity disks.
For professional Data Recovery Services, we offer R-Studio Technician.
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- An Intel-compatible platform running Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP/2000 Windows Server 2022/2019/2016/2012/2008/2003.
- At least 256 MB of RAM, a mouse, and enough disk space for recovered files, image files, etc.
- The administrative privileges are required to install and run R-Studio utilities.
- A network connection for data recovering over network.
R-Studio Emergency is run from a removable media when it is necessary to recover data on a computer, where operating system cannot start up because its system files are corrupted or deleted.
There are two R-Studio Emergency versions: R-Studio Emergency TUI (Text User Interface) and R-Studio Emergency GUI (Graphical User Interface). *
R-Studio Emergency Startup Media Creator is installed under Windows OS and creates R-Studio Emergency (TUI or GUI) startup floppy disks set**, any removable startup media*** or ISO Image for the startup CD/DVD (available for direct download bellow).
Read the help page R-Studio Emergency: Creating Startup Disks for more details.
R-Studio Emergency ISO Images are used to create R-Studio Emergency**** startup CD. To create the startup CD you should use any disk burning utility to burn a CD from the downloaded ISO Image. You may download R-Studio Emergency ISO images for Intel-based Macintosh, Windows, Linux and UNIX computers/servers.
You may read more about emergency file recovery for Windows computers in our article Emergency File Recovery Using R-Studio Emergency.
* Both versions have the same functionality but R-Studio Emergency GUI can not be run on a PC if its graphics card is not supported by the utility.
** The floppy disks set supports a limited number of storage/network devices and is not recommended if you may create a startup CD.
*** A startup USB media or ZIP drive can be created and used if a computer BIOS supports booting from them.
**** R-Studio Emergency is included in R-Studio package but its activation key is generated separately and requires a hardware code obtaining. The activation key can be requested through Client Portal within one year from the date of purchase.
R-Studio Agent is installed on computers where files are to be recovered over network. It may be remotely installed on a computer runs WinNT/2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008/Windows 7/10/11 from a computer also running WinNT/2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008/Windows 7/10/11. In this case, the administrator must have administrative privileges on the remote computer.
R-Studio Agent supports the TCP/IP protocol and any protocol supported in Microsoft Network.
R-Studio Agent Portable is the R-Studio Agent executable file that can be run on a Windows computer from any USB device. No installation is required.
R-Studio Agent Emergency is run from a floppy disk or a compact disk when it is necessary to recover data on a remote computer, on which operating system cannot start up because its system files are corrupted or deleted. R-Studio Agent Emergency supports the TCP/IP protocol and automatic network configuration using DHCP.
R-Studio Agent Emergency Startup Media Creator is installed under Windows OS and creates R-Studio Agent Emergency startup media* or ISO Image for the startup CD (available for direct download bellow).
Read the help page R-Studio Agent Emergency: Creating Startup Disks for more details.
R-Studio Agent Emergency ISO Image is used to create R-Studio Agent Emergency startup CD/DVD. To create the startup CD you should use any disk burning utility to burn a CD from the downloaded ISO Image.
You may download R-Studio Agent Emergency ISO for Intel-based Macintosh, Windows, Linux and UNIX computers/servers.
You may read more about emergency network file recovery in our article Emergency Data Recovery over Network.
* The floppy disk supports a limited number of storage/network devices and is not recommended if you may create a startup CD. A startup USB media or ZIP drive can be also created and used if a computer BIOS supports booting from them.
** Five (5) R-Studio Agent/Agent Emergency registration keys are included in R-Studio Network package.
Please never install any application, save image file, write any information or recover deleted files on the same logical disk where the deleted files are located. If you have one HD and one logical partition only, please visit FAQ section section to find our technical staff recommendations.
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