Best Data Rescue for Mac Free Download
Data rescue is another name for data recovery software for Mac. It is used for people to recover deleted files, lost data from Mac internal hard drives, external hard drives and formatted partitions/drives. It is an indispensable tool if you have multiple important business files, family photos and emails on your Mac.
When searched on the internet, you can get several results for data rescue for Mac. Here, I’d like to introduce you iBeesoft Data Recovery for Mac, a robust, reliable and professional Mac data rescue tool. Compared with other software, it has exclusive features which will make the process of rescuing lost data easier, quicker and more efficiently. Here are some of its main features you can check out.
- Support over 200+ File Types You Commonly Use. This data rescue for Mac tool supports more than 200 file types, covering almost all the file types you used for your daily work and life. Photos in .png, .jpg, .gif, .tif, .bmp, videos in .mp4, .avi, .mov, documents in .doc, .rtf, .xls, .ppt, .pdf, archives in .zip, .rar, emails, and so on are fully supported, which means whenever you lost these files, you can rescue them as soon as possible.
- Supports All Kinds of Internal & External Hard Drives. Instead of rescuing data only on Mac, iBeesoft Data Recovery for Mac allows users to recover the above mentioned documents, videos, audio files, archives, and more from internal hard drive on Mac, external hard drives, like TF cards, USB cards, memory cards, SD cards, Solid State drives, FireWire drives, and more, making it quite easy to recover almost any files you need from anywhere you lost them.
- 2 Scan Modes for Quick or Better Result. The data rescue for Mac software comes with 2 scan modes: Quick Scan and Deep Scan. It takes shorter time to scan for lost data on Mac or external hard drives with the Quick Scan. And it is the default scan mode. If you can’t find the target files in the result window, then you can see the choice "Deep Scan", which will scan your hard drives deeper for deleted or lost data.
- Standalone, Robust and Easy-to-use
iBeesoft Data Recovery for Mac is designed for Mac users to rescue data from Mac as well as all kinds of external hard drives. It is standalone, only for the data rescue. Compared with other software, this one is simpler and easier-to-use. Even you don’t know much about the techniques or theory to rescue data, you can make it by following the built-in instruction.
Here are the steps for how to use iBeesoft Data Recovery to rescue data on Mac or external hard drives.
Step 1. Install the data rescue for Mac tool
Click the download button below to download the installation package of the data rescue for Mac tool. After then, feel free to install it on your Mac. It is fully compatible with macOS almost all the version, especially for High Sierra. If you’re going to rescue photos, videos, audio files, documents and more from external hard drives, please connect the hard drives with your Mac firmly after you install the software.
Step 2. Select files to scan
As I have mentioned the data rescue for Mac software supports more than 200 types of files. It can recover deleted photos, videos, document and other files on Mac. All of the supported files are sorted into categories and displayed in the main window. You only need to keep the wanted ones selected and the unwanted ones unchecked. Next, click "Start" to run the software scanning process.
Step 3. Select volume/hard drive to scan
In the next window, all volumes and hard drives available on your Mac are displayed. You need to select the partition or hard drive where the target files used to exist and click the "Scan" button. The scanning process may last a few minutes, depending on how many files on the hardware.
Step 4. Recover recover deleted files, lost data on Mac
A process bar in the scanning window will tell you how it goes on with your scanning. When it finished, you can see the result in the last window. Check the file type in the left side, then preview the files in this category on the right side. Click "Recover" to rescue the target files back to your Mac.
In the result window, you can see an option "Deep Scan". It is an alternative option for Quick Scan. If you can’t find the target files in the result window, you can try the option to scan your hardware deeper for them.