Totus Copy is designed to transfer data from a hard drive that is failing, providing a utility tool for users looking for a reliable way to transfer important files from a damaged device.
Totus Copy is a software utility that assists the transfer of data from a failing hard drive. Mac OS X has in-built copy functions with safety features. If your Mac detects an I/O error or a halted reading, the transfer will not happen. Also, OS X gets file information for all files before copying the first one. While these features are essential to prevent harm to your hard drive, they make data transfer impossible.
Totus Copy scans a failing hard drive and recovers its files onto a separate functional hard drive. The software does this using gentle and non-intrusive scanning methods. Unlike other transfer utilities, Totus Copy has no timeout for file copies. If the data can be read, Totus Copy will transfer it.
Although it may cause more damage to your hard drive, Totus Copy has a high success rate for data retrieval. Some of Totus Copy's key features include error-correcting transfer protocols with no timeout limit, targeting files of a specific kind, ignoring hidden files and apps, transferring partial files, handling files one by one, and recreating directories rather than attempting to transfer them.
To use Totus Copy, you will need a failing hard disk that still mounts, and the software demo limits transfer of 500MBs. It's important to note that Totus Copy can cause further damage to your hard drive. This is because accessing data on a failing hard drive can make the drive more damaged. Be sure to read all software disclaimers before using Totus Copy.
Totus Copy scans a failing hard drive and recovers its files onto a separate functional hard drive. The software does this using gentle and non-intrusive scanning methods. Unlike other transfer utilities, Totus Copy has no timeout for file copies. If the data can be read, Totus Copy will transfer it.
Although it may cause more damage to your hard drive, Totus Copy has a high success rate for data retrieval. Some of Totus Copy's key features include error-correcting transfer protocols with no timeout limit, targeting files of a specific kind, ignoring hidden files and apps, transferring partial files, handling files one by one, and recreating directories rather than attempting to transfer them.
To use Totus Copy, you will need a failing hard disk that still mounts, and the software demo limits transfer of 500MBs. It's important to note that Totus Copy can cause further damage to your hard drive. This is because accessing data on a failing hard drive can make the drive more damaged. Be sure to read all software disclaimers before using Totus Copy.
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