RAR File Recovery on Mac

Today compression techniques are used more frequently to transfer data over a network, as compressed files take less space and time to get transferred. And thinking about file compression, two thoughts that come to mind are ZIP and RAR compression. However, while archiving huge sized files like movies or entire photo albums RAR is preferred, as RAR compression standards compress file up to 15% more than ZIP. RAR files support many operating systems which include Mac too. Apart from compression and decompression of data, you can also protect compressed data with password to secure from unauthorized usage.

Since RAR file comprises of several data files, losing it intentional or accidentally can be very deplorable. Sadly, there are instances under which RAR files are lost and one need to bear hard time. However, losing RAR file can be very horrifying, as it comprises of several other file and losing one file result in loss of multiple files. Just imagining this situation creates panic. Relax!! Fortunately, recovery of RAR files on Mac is achievable with an eminent RAR file recovery tool.

There are quite a few mishaps due to which RAR files are lost from Mac OS X:

• Your Mac system crashes and you lose entire data along with important RAR files
• You accidentally delete RAR file and making it worst, you empty the Trash
• You format Mac volume that contained much protected RAR file, without taking backup
• You make use of third party unsecure application and result of which some of the RAR files are deleted
• You repartition Mac hard drive and mistakenly delete the complete Mac volume that holds your compressed RAR files, etc.

Most of the users presume that once RAR files are lost from Mac system, it can’t be retrieved which is totally a wrong belief. Fact is, when data or files are deleted or lost from Mac hard drive they stay on the same location until some new file overwrite them. If lost / deleted files are protected from getting overwritten, then it can be recovered successfully.

Precautions to be taken after data loss:

• Do not add any new files to your Mac drive after losing RAR files   
• Avoid scanning of drive once you notice data loss
• Stay away from tasks like formatting, reformatting and repartitioning of drive, etc

How to restore RAR files on Mac?

Well, RAR file recovery on Mac is not that tricky with Remo Recover. Employing this magical tool you can easily retrieve lost RAR files on Mac without any glitch. This decisive application is designed and developed by team of expert professionals. Engineered with modern data retrieval programs software can restore RAR files on Mac from almost all logical data loss tragedy. It’s a perfect data recovery application that comes with bunch of exciting features such as “Find” option. Using Find option users can recover files with specific file type, avoiding recovery of unnecessary data. This will save valuable time and system resources.

Some eye catching attributes of Remo Recover!!!

• Highly applauded by many professional and amateaur users to perform RAR file recovery on Mac
• Its comprehensive user interface assists in uninterrupted Mac RAR file recovery
• Can recover lost RAR files on Mac volumes with file system like FAT16, FAT32, HFS+, HFS
• Well suited to retrieve RAR files on Mac versions like Mountain Lion, Snow Leopard, etc

 

How to use Remo Recover to get back RAR files on Mac OS X!!!!

Step 1: Install and run Remo Recover for Mac software on your Mac machine and choose “Recover Files” option from the main screen.

Figure 1: Main Screen

Step 2: From next screen select suitable option to proceed with RAR files recovery process.

Figure 2: Select Recovery Option

Step 3: Select volume from where you want to retrieve RAR files and click “Next” option to begin scanning process by software.

Figure 3: Select Volume

Step 4: Once the software completes scanning you can view list of deleted files in two types of views which are "File Type View" and "Data View".

Figure 4: Recovered Files

Step 5: Use "Save Recovery Session" option to avoid rescanning of volume in future.

Figure 5: Save Recovery Session