Ashampoo Undeleter - Lifetime License

Ashampoo Undeleter is an advanced data recovery software that helps you restore accidentally deleted files and directories from various storage media like hard drives, USB drives, memory cards, and more. With its effective search algorithm, this program can quickly find and recover files that have been deleted, even after the Recycle Bin has been emptied.

Key Features

• Fast and Efficient Recovery: Recover deleted files from hard drives, USB drives, and more with a quick search function.
• Supports Multiple File Systems: Works with NTFS, FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 partitions, and more.
• Recovers NTFS Compressed and Encrypted Files: Supports recovery of files on NTFS partitions with compression or encryption enabled.
• Alternative Data Stream (ADS) Recovery: Recover hidden data streams on NTFS partitions.
• Unlimited Number of Recoverable Objects: Recover any number of files or directories without limitations.
• File State Assessment: View the status of files to determine whether they can be fully, partially, or not recovered.
• Intuitive User Interface: Fast and easy-to-use interface designed for users of all levels.
• Search Across Multiple Devices: Search for deleted files on internal hard drives, external USB drives, memory cards, and more.

Why Choose Ashampoo Undeleter?

Accidental deletion of important files happens more often than wed like to admit. Ashampoo Undeleter is designed to help you recover those files quickly, whether you've emptied your Recycle Bin or lost files from other media. With its powerful recovery algorithms, you can restore lost files with ease.

System Requirements

Supported Operating Systems: Windows 11, Windows 10, 8.1, 7 (32/64-bit)
License: Lifetime license for 1 PC or laptop
Free updates to new versions are not available. License is valid for the current system installation.

Get Started with Ashampoo Undeleter

Don't worry about lost files. Get Ashampoo Undeleter today and easily recover your deleted files from all types of storage media, whether they are on your computer's hard drive or external devices.