September 24, 2020: we’ve just released Disk Drill 4.0.537 for Windows. With this update, we offer fixes and improvements along with some new features. The release is aimed to improve usability of the application and make sure that you get the best results while using Disk Drill.
Here is the list of what was added, improved and fixed:
- New better navigation with the updated right-click menu in the disk list
- New support for disk health monitoring on Intel RST NVMe RAID drives
- New extended parameters for disk health reports – TRIM, Volatile Write Cache report for NVMe SSD drives, and 4K Sector
- New several disk health parameters added to S.M.A.R.T. tab for SSD drives – total host reads, total host writes, overall health and life timespan estimates
- New real-time drive temperature monitoring in the S.M.A.R.T. tab
- Improved Continuous NTFS scanning and recovery improvements
- Improved data detection accuracy when recovering from FAT32 partitions
- Improved S.M.A.R.T.-based disk monitoring for Kingston, WD, SanDisk, Transcend, Seagate, and other manufacturers
- Improved INDD and ICO file format reconstruction in Deep Scan
- Improved scan and recovery resuming
- Improved more than 25% smaller installer
- Improved detection and loading of a dependent Dokan library, required for disk virtualization and scan results mounting
- Improved recovery and labeling of HEIC/HEIF image format generated by mobile Samsung devices
- Improved auto-saving recovery sessions when scanning drives with little data
- Improved indication of paused scans in the taskbar (yellow icon background)
- Improved visual feedback when searching and filtering recoverable items
- Improved hints and labels when selecting the recovery destination
- Improved overall app responsiveness and usability, e.g. ESC key closing the preview window
- Improved recovery won’t start if source drives disconnect while selecting the destination recovery folder
- Improved selection consistency in scan results
- Improved indication and control locking when loading saved sessions
- Improved preview panel no longer lags and shows more consistently
- Improved file selection in saved/loaded scan sessions
- Improved timestamp detection and replication for deleted files during Deep Scan
- Fixed some sporadic crashes in JPG and TIFF detection engine
- Fixed a bunch of known S.M.A.R.T. issues
- Fixed Select/Deselect options behavior in scan results
- Fixed proper disabling of “Recover” option for disconnected drives
- Fixed random crash on byte-to-byte backup creation completion
- Fixed occasional crashes on quick HFS+ scans and preview
- Fixed random crash on Disk Drill start and disk enumeration
- Fixed crash on missing default programs for TXT and LOG files in the end-user’s systems
- Fixed Disk Drill returns read/write status to drives accidentally disconnected while scanning after the scan is over
- Fixed random crash on right-click in disk list
- Fixed occasional crashes while deep-scanning for JPG and TIFF files
- Fixed “Recover” and “Recover All” buttons could stay deactivated when certain storage devices were reconnected
- Fixed app crash when entering empty categories in scan results
You can always get the latest release of Disk Drill for Windows from our website.
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.updated: September 25, 2020 author: