Today the online marketplace is flooded with a large number of computer data recovery applications. But, most of these focuses on Windows operating system only, and Linux systems are largely ignored by most developers. Furthermore, owing to its unfamiliarity to a large chunk of computer users, Linux systems often poses problems in its handling. Any sort of data loss in these systems can further add to users’ annoyance. Now, you need not to worry about recovering your data from your Linux system thanks to the remarkable assistance of Disk Doctors Linux Data Recovery 1.1.0. The utility is capable recovering data from crashed drives and volumes of Linux based on Ext2 and Ext3 File System. It is compatible to work with Redhat Linux, Mandriva Linux, Suse Linux, Ubuntu Linux, Slackware Linux, Caldera Linux, Gentoo Linux, etc.

The Disk Doctors Linux Data Recovery 1.1.0 presents an intuitive interface with easy-going features. The recovery Wizard makes it easy for you to recover the data from Linux hard disk based with Ext2 and Ext3 file system. Beginning the recovery process you need to select the drive and follow the step by step procedure. When the program recovers the deleted, corrupted or lost files, it presents them all with their folders on the screen. The left panel on application’s interface presents the folders and the containing files are displayed at the right side. These are provided with checkboxes placed with them so that you can make selection of the specific files that you want to recover. Selecting the files you can easily restore them at the desired location and even on FTP location. It supports easy disk cloning and imaging to recover the dat from the corrupted disk to a healthy one.

Disk Doctors Linux Data Recovery 1.1.0 boasts of an easy functioning procedure that helps users in recovering lost, deleted or corrupted files from Linux hard disks with finesse. A score of 3.5 rating points are assigned to the application, for its appreciable feature-set and ability to quickly and effectively recover and restore data.