Kernel Recovery for Linux – Home License

Kernel Recovery for Linux – Home License Description

Kernel Recovery for Linux is a software utility developed for data recovery from hard disk and other storage media. It recovers Linux operating system data, lost or damaged due to following reasons:
 Group Descriptor Block corruption
 Damaged Super Block or Inode Table
 Partition structures are damaged or deleted
 Improper System Shutdown
 File Deletion

Kernel for Linux can recover files and folders from disks on which the following components have become
corrupted (or even if they are completely missing):
 Partition table (main or extended)
 Boot Sectors (sometimes called “BIOS Parameter Block” or BPB)
 File Allocation Table
 Root Folders
 Master File Table

Kernel Recovery for Linux Key Features

Kernel for Linux – data recovery software provides following features:
 Recovery if the partition has been deleted.
 Data recovery of missing files and folders.
 Volume recovery on Linux systems with damaged Super Block
 Volume recovery on Linux systems with damaged Leaf Node
 Volume recovery on Linux systems with damaged Journal
 Full support for IDE, EIDE, SCSI and SATA, PAN, ZIP drives.

Who Should Use Kernel Recovery for Linux

The competence of Kernel for Linux to recover partitions makes it appropriate for use by professionals, organizations and individuals, who have lost their important data stored in Linux Operating System. Kernel for Linux is suitable for users, who are striving to recover files and folders from disks which contain components like partition table, boot sectors, file allocation tables, root folders or master file table.

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