How to use Disk Doctors Linux Data Recovery - Expert Lic.

How to use Disk Doctors Linux Data Recovery - Expert Lic.

Quick users guide
1. After success full installation of Disk Doctors Linux, execute the application from Disk Doctors Linux icon on the desktop or from programs list in the start menu. 2. Disk Doctors Linux application main window appears as shown in Figure (a).

Figure (a) 3. Launch Disk Doctors Linux wizard by clicking on wizard icon, on application main window(see Figure (b)). Figure (b) 4. When you click on wizard icon, Disk Doctors Linux Wizard window appears on the screen as shown in Figure (c). Figure (c) Disk Doctors Linux provides you four different options to perform 5. Select "Recover Your data" option and click on Next button. A window will pop up where you can select physical hard drives for processing(see Figure (d)). Figure (d) 6. After selecting Linux hard disk, you can select any of the processing modes for further processing. Disk Doctors Linux provides three processing modes By default the processing mode is set to Auto mode which is recommended (see Figure (e)). Figure (e) 7. Click on Next button. Disk Doctors Linux searches for logical drives and lists them in partition table as shown in  Figure (f). Figure (f) 8. Select any one partition you wish for processing, say "/", from the partition table and click on Finish button. Disk Doctors Linux analyses the drive and displays found files and folders in tree format as shown in Figure (g). Figure (g) 9. You can save scanned information from "save scan information" option in Tools menu. You can open scan info file whenever required from "open scan information" option in File menu or you can save entire tree/selected tree using "Save all" and "save checked" from Tools menu to desired location. Note: If you are unable to find your lost files or folders from the tree formed, you can perform extensive search using "Turbo Scan" option in Tools menu.
 * Recover your data
 * Recover data from disk image
 * Clone disk
 * Create disk image
 * Use volume table to get drive list
 * Scan for logical drives
 * Auto Mode(Recommended)