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Disk Drill vs DiskInternals Partition Recovery

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Disk Drill

8.4#2 in data recovery softwareFrom $89 a year
Free planmacOSWindows
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FactDisk DrillDiskInternals Partition Recovery
File previewYesYes
Founded20112004
Free planYesNo
Memory card recoveryYesYes
Operating systemsmacOS 10.15+; Windows 10+The product is a Windows desktop and Windows Server application; the page also describes running it on Linux or macOS through Wine rather than as a native edition.
PurposeDisk Drill scans storage devices to find and recover deleted, lost, or damaged files.The software scans readable storage for files on lost, deleted, formatted, RAW, inaccessible, corrupted, or damaged Windows partitions.
RAID recoveryYesYes
Recovery sourcesInternal and external hard drives,SSDs,USB flash drives,SD/CF cards,memory cards,digital cameras,virtual hard drives,RAID arrays,disk imagesHDDs,SSDs,external drives,USB flash drives,memory cards,disk images and supported virtual/forensic containers; readable logical sources exposed from RAID,NAS,SAN,or Windows Dynamic Disks; remote Ext2/3/4 over SFTP

Disk Drill plans

  • BasicFree
  • PRO Subscription$89 a year
  • PRO Lifetime License$149, paid once
  • Enterprise—
  • Disk Drill BasicFree
  • Disk Drill EnterprisePriced on request

DiskInternals Partition Recovery plans

  • Personal$39.95, paid once
  • Business$219.95, paid once
  • Are you a pro?Priced on request

Pick Disk Drill if…

Disk Drill may suit people trying to recover files from supported storage devices on Windows or Mac. The free edition is useful for scanning and previewing, while PRO is for personal use and Enterprise is listed for organizations.

Pick DiskInternals Partition Recovery if…

It suits computer users and data-recovery specialists, including sysadmins and forensic specialists, who need to scan supported storage or partition types. The free evaluation can help review and preview results before licensing, but cannot save or export recovered files.

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