Recover Data from Disk Image Files

Recover data from ISO image

An iso, bin and img is an image file that is an exact replica of partition, drive. Create disk image when your hard drive is experiencing errors like firmware corruption, overheating or bad sectors. Remo Recover (Windows) can process such image files to recover data.

Features

Remo Recover (Windows)

• Creates an IMG image file of the entire hard drive and recovers data from those IMG image files
• Created an disk image file to bypass bad sectors on your hard drive, later you can recover data from that disk image file
• Supports recovery of data from ISO, BIN, IMG Image files

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Remo Recover (Windows)

Remo recover is the best hard disk image recovery software, which can recover data from iso, bin, img image files. Please follow the steps provided below to recover data from disk image files.

Step 1: Launch Remo Recover software by double-clicking the shortcut on the desktop or using the Start Menu

Step 2: Select the "Recover Partitions / Drives" option from the main screen, as shown in Figure 1.

Step 3: Select "Partition Recovery" option to recover data from image file as shown in Figure 2

Step 4:  Use open "Open Image file" option from "Tools" menu to load the image file from which you need to recover data as shown in Figure 3

Step 5: To recover data from the image file, select the file and click "Open" as shown in Figure 4

Step 6: Select the "Physical Drive Image" and click on "Next" as shown in Figure 5

Step 7: Once the scanning process is completed, a list of found partitions / drives will be displayed as shown in Figure 6

Step 8: Select the appropriate drives / partitions from the ones that are displayed in the drive list and click "Next"

Step 9: To perform an additional search for files based on their unique signatures you can select the appropriate file types. You can also skip this process to continue with normal deep scanning as shown in Figure 7

Step 10: You have the option to view the recovered data using File Type View / Data View option as shown in Figure 8

Step 11: You can use the "Preview" option to preview the recovered data as shown in Figure 9

Step 12: The "Save Recovery Session" option allows you save the scanned information. You can use this option to resume the saving process at any time without re-scanning the hard drive as shown in Figure 10