For sale in the webshop: DFSee version 14 on a bootable CDROM

Do it yourself: Bootable USB stick running DFSee DOS or Linux!

The perfect data recovery solution, no installation required! Multiplatform Swiss army knife to examine disks in great detail and fix problems with partition definitions and file systems. Create an exact clone or a compressed imagefile from your whole disk or a single partition.

DFSee 14.5 released. Support for disks over 2 TiB plus more efficient and reliable imaging. https://t.co/Acy6RThFRn New features + bug-fixes pic.twitter.com/1CdNR0RCnP

— Jan van Wijk (@jvw_dfsee) June 18, 2017

14.5 Minor release, support disks over 2TB; Large buffer imaging; IMZ create/verify/restore fixes; Better Smart Progress The latest 14.x RELEASE with BROWSING of filesystem directories/files, access to DFSee (.IMZ) and VirtualBox (.VDI) image files

Run DFSee from a bootable USB stick with FreeDOS or Linux!

Updated DFSee presentations Includes 'TX advanced scripting', 'DFSee concepts' and new features up to 14.x

DFSee menu documentation updated for version 14.5. Over 800 large screenshots and detailed help information!

A complete reference to every menu-item in the DFSee menu, both BASIC and EXPERT, including the help-screens for every item as well as hundreds of screen-shots documenting the flow of many DFSee functions. Browsing through this reference is probably the fastest and safest way to learn about the capabilities of the DFSee program.

ThinkPad On Screen Display utility for OS2 and eComStation, version 1.09
A minor textual update, and a better 'stealth' mode (not in tasklist).
Works with systems using APM only, not ACPI!

TxWindows 2.xx download TxWindows library Source, binaries and documentation (development version)

Planned updates

- More OSX and Linux integration

- Recognition and SMART (allocation) support for the XFS and BtrFS Linux filesystems

- Direct access to VMWare and Microsoft virtual disk container files (Like the VDI support in 14.1)

- Better compression for DFSee IMZ images, using the 7z algorithm

Supported Warpstock 2014, St. Louis With two live presentations on DFSee, partitioning and filesystems

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Created by Jan van Wijk:   May 2005, last update:   25-06-2017