AOMEI FastRecovery Professional - 1 year for free

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Features​

• Recover files in 3 straightforward steps
• Supports recovering 1000+ file types
• Recovers data from multiple storage devices
• Includes two scanning modes: Quick Scan and Deep Scan
• Allows previewing recoverable files before recovery
• Supports NTFS, FAT32, exFAT, and ReFS file systems
• Recovers data from formatted disks, encrypted drives, and corrupted drives
• Recovers data from system crashed computers.
• Enables the creation of bootable media.

Download:

https://www.aomeitech.com/ss/download/ar/FastRecovery_Windows_Trial.exe

 

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Features​

• Recover files in 3 straightforward steps
• Supports recovering 1000+ file types
• Recovers data from multiple storage devices
• Includes two scanning modes: Quick Scan and Deep Scan
• Allows previewing recoverable files before recovery
• Supports NTFS, FAT32, exFAT, and ReFS file systems
• Recovers data from formatted disks, encrypted drives, and corrupted drives
• Recovers data from system crashed computers.
• Enables the creation of bootable media.

Download:

https://www.aomeitech.com/ss/download/ar/FastRecovery_Windows_Trial.exe

Looks like this is AOMEI FastRecovery (data recovery software) based on the feature set and download domain.

Quick thoughts on the features

• The “3 steps” wizard-style recovery is standard for consumer data recovery tools and should be easy for non‑technical users.
• Support for 1000+ file types and NTFS/FAT32/exFAT/ReFS covers most home and small business scenarios.
• Quick Scan vs Deep Scan is useful:
  • Quick Scan – for recently deleted files on healthy drives.
  • Deep Scan – for formatted, corrupted, or more heavily damaged file systems (but slower).
• Preview before recovery is important to avoid restoring junk or corrupted files.
• Bootable media + “system crashed computers” support is very helpful if Windows won’t boot.

Safety & usage tips

• Avoid installing it on the same drive you’re trying to recover from – use a different disk/partition if possible.
• Don’t write new data (downloads, installs, large copies) to the affected drive before running recovery – it can overwrite lost data.
• For important data, test recovery first with a few sample files before buying a license.
• Since this is an EXE download, it’s wise to:
  • Verify it’s downloaded from the official AOMEI domain (which it appears to be here).
  • Optionally upload the installer to VirusTotal for an extra check.

Limitations to keep in mind

• No data recovery software can guarantee 100% recovery, especially if the drive has physical damage or a lot of new data has been written.
• Encrypted drives (BitLocker, etc.) often require the correct password/recovery key and that the encryption metadata is intact.
• Trial versions usually let you scan and preview but may limit actual recovery size until you purchase.

If you’re planning to use this on a drive with very important/irreplaceable data and signs of hardware failure (clicking sounds, drive disconnects, SMART errors), it might be safer to power it down and consider a professional data recovery service instead of DIY tools.