Before you use VirtualLab to recover lost data, you must keep in mind a very important rule: DO NOT MAKE ANY CHANGES TO THE DISK ON WHICH THE LOST DATA IS LOCATED (the Bad Device). The success of your...
Supported File Systems and Storage Media
Supported Storage Media VirtualLab can be used to recover data from the following types of devices: IDE HDD SCSI HDD RAID volumes Dynamic drives Floppy drive Zip/Jaz drive Compact Flash cards and othe...
System Requirements
VirtualLab works on all Windows-based computers with an Internet connection. A Mac version of VirtualLab is also available on the BinaryBiz Web site. Following are detailed minimum system requirements...
How Does VirtualLab Work?
VirtualLab is modeled on a networking technology called “client/server.” In a client/server network, a server acts as the master to one or more client machines. The server typically serves...
What is VirtualLab?
VirtualLab is a complex data recovery client developed for non-destructive data recovery from hard disk drives and other storage devices via an encrypted connection over the Internet to the VirtualLab...
Important Terms
As you use VirtualLab and read this user manual, you’ll come across terms with which you may not be familiar. To keep you from having to pull out your dictionary, we’ve compiled the follow...
Welcome
Welcome to the user manual for VirtualLab Client for Windows, the most powerful and successful remote data recovery software available. VirtualLab, the culmination of more than 15 years of expe...
How To Use This Manual
We suggest that you read this manual from beginning to end before you install and use VirtualLab. Inside you’ll find a wealth of information about the application and the data-recovery process. ...