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Ontrack EasyRecovery vs SystemRescue

Ontrack EasyRecovery

ontrack.com

SystemRescue

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FigureOntrack EasyRecoverySystemRescue
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
Linux—Yes
Plans published61
Spec score · Partition recovery software8.4 (#8)7.7 (#17)
Spec score · Partition Recovery Software8.0 (#12)7.2 (#29)
PurposeThe Windows software recovers files lost through deletion, reformatting, drive damage, or other common data loss situations.SystemRescue is a bootable Linux rescue toolkit for administering or repairing systems and data after a crash.

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Ontrack EasyRecovery

  • FreeFree
  • HomePriced on request
  • PremiumPriced on request
  • ProfessionalPriced on request
  • TechnicianPriced on request
  • ToolkitPriced on request

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SystemRescue

  • SystemRescueFree

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In their own words

Ontrack EasyRecovery

Ontrack EasyRecovery is file recovery software for Windows and macOS. Its Windows version is intended to recover files lost through deletion, reformatting, drive damage, and other common data-loss situations. It supports internal and external drives, SSDs, RAID, USB drives, memory cards, and optical media. Quick Scan searches faster; Deep Scan searches more extensively. The software lists bootable recovery, memory card recovery, RAID recovery, and file previews. Version 15 adds full-screen previews for recoverable videos and previews of files inside ZIP and archive formats. The product page also describes repair for damaged or corrupt photos and videos, with those repair features included in Premium. The Free plan costs nothing and allows up to 1 GB of recovery, with eligible files under 25 MB. Depending on the plan, capabilities include disk imaging, drive cloning, commercial-use licensing, and additional file-system support.

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SystemRescue

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