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MiniTool Power Data Recovery Business

Pre-ActivatedMultiple EditionsBootable MediaVersion 13.032-bit and 64-bit

A recovery tool aimed at technicians as much as home users, bringing back files from deleted partitions, formatted drives and unreadable disks, with bootable media and edition tiers that scale from a single machine up to client work.

Version
13.0
Package size
96 MB
Downloads
132,121
Licensing
Pre-activated
Architecture
32-bit and 64-bit
Updated
4 days ago
Rating
4.5 / 5
Votes
9,662

About this release

MiniTool Power Data Recovery is a recovery tool built to cover the range from a home user who deleted a folder to a technician recovering a client's failing disk. It reads a drive at a low level, rebuilds the file listing where it can, and carves files out by signature where the listing is gone, so it recovers from deletion, formatting and partition loss alike.

The Business editions are the reason it appears on a technician's toolkit. The tiers run from Standard through Deluxe and Enterprise up to Technician, which carries the licensing to use it on client machines, and every level can build bootable media so a machine that will not start, or a system drive that cannot be scanned safely while running, is recovered from outside Windows entirely.

The workflow is designed to be safe and clear. You choose a scan target, a specific drive, a lost partition or a whole disk, run it, preview what came back before committing, filter the results by type to find what you need in a long list, and recover to a different drive so nothing is overwritten. Scans can be saved and resumed. The build here is the full Business package with every edition tier and bootable media unlocked.

What it does

  • Recovery from deleted files, formatted drives and lost partitions
  • Signature based carving when the file listing is gone
  • Bootable media for recovering a machine that will not start
  • Preview of recoverable files before committing
  • Filter results by type, size and date
  • Recovery from unreadable or RAW volumes
  • Edition tiers from single machine up to technician client work
  • Saveable and resumable scans for large disks
  • Recovery from external drives, memory cards and USB sticks
  • Support for desktop and server operating systems

Changes in this version

  • Faster deep scan on large drives
  • Improved carving for current camera and document formats
  • Updated bootable media environment with newer drivers
  • Reworked results view with clearer previews
  • Better handling of RAW volumes that lost their file system

What the package contains

  • MiniTool Power Data Recovery Business offline installer
  • Bootable media builder
  • Both 32-bit and 64-bit payloads
  • All interface languages
  • Readme with the install order written out step by step

Installation notes

Follow these in order. Most reports of a failed install come from skipping a step rather than from the package itself.

  1. Install this onto a different drive from the one you want to recover.
  2. Disconnect from the network before you begin.
  3. Extract the archive to any folder you like.
  4. Run the installer as administrator and complete the wizard.
  5. Apply the included activation step, then build the bootable media if you need it.
  6. Launch once, then reconnect to the network.

System requirements

Operating systemWindows 7 or newer, or Windows Server, 32-bit or 64-bit
ProcessorIntel or AMD processor
Memory4 GB minimum, 8 GB recommended for large scans
GraphicsNo specific requirement
Storage300 MB for the install plus space for recovered files
MediaA USB stick for the bootable environment

Things worth knowing

  • Never recover files back onto the drive you are scanning, it can overwrite the data you are trying to save.
  • For a system drive or a failing disk, recover from the bootable media rather than inside the running Windows.
  • The sooner you scan after a loss the better, continued writes to the drive lower the odds.

Questions about this title

What do the Business editions add?
They scale from a single machine up to Technician, which carries the licensing to recover client machines, and all of them can build bootable recovery media.
Can it recover a lost partition?
Yes, it scans for lost and deleted partitions, rebuilds the file listing where it can, and recovers the files to a safe location.
Why use the bootable media?
It recovers from outside Windows, which is essential when the machine will not boot or when scanning the system drive while it runs would risk overwriting data.
Does the deep scan take long?
On a large disk, hours. Save the scan so you can close the tool and resume later instead of starting the whole read over.

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Listing information

This entry is catalogued under Utilities & Tools and carries the tags below. Language coverage is Multilingual, 16 interface languages, and the supported platform list is Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11, Windows Server. Version 13.0 is the current catalogued build, last checked 4 days ago, and the entry has been in the index since it was added 1 year ago.