Disk Drill 4.3.316

What's new in this version:

New:
- Yet another update that improves native scanning and recovery from storage devices encrypted by M1 security chips
- Totally new highly enhanced NTFS recovery
- Full-blown scanning and recovery from Time Machine on APFS volumes
- New storage space indicators when selecting drives in Disk Drill
- S.M.A.R.T. disk info is now collected and displayed for SSD devices on M1 Macs (when enabled in Preferences)

Improvements:
- Updated system extension deployment instructions + new video tutorial
- More user verifications when canceling Disk Drill’s actions, like ongoing scans or other operations
- Multiple improvements in Disk Drill Extras: search for duplicates, disk clean up, backup creation, and data extraction from Time Machine
- Parent disk and partition listing when booting from external drives
- System information listing and collection of technical parameters for RAID arrays
- Now disks with bad sectors are marked red in Extra Tools
- More consistent messaging on disk updates
- Improved scanning of APFS Fusion Drives
- NTFS Quick Scan
- Better disk selection when saving recovery results
- Improved UI navigation on session auto-saves
- Sufficient improvements in Disk Drill’s internal logs for data recovery and S.M.A.R.T. status reporting
- Disk Drill removal impromevents

Fixes:
- Disk Drill errors when opening and detaching DMG disk images
- Issues when drives changed their attributes while being scanned
- Scan error 3072 while reconnecting encrypted drives
- System drive scanning error in macOS Catalina on devices with T2 chip
- Corrected accidental Disk Drill removal via Clean Up and Data Shredder
- Some Clean Up freezes
- App activation status verification when processing disks with corrupted MBR sectors
- Improper display of scan auto-resume dialog on drive disconnect
- Warning messages when disk goes offline
- Most extra tools are now blocked in Portable Mode
- Disk stability verification procedure before Rebuild HFS+ algorithm