Disk Drill 4.4.356

What's new in this version:

New:
- More flexibility in byte-to-byte backups: select specific disk sectors or indicate the size in MB
- S.M.A.R.T. monitoring is now easily accessible through the Extras menu
- New simplified two-step Disk Drill installation
- MSI files (Windows installer packages) are now supported in Deep Scan

Improvements:
- Better detection of PSD files in Deep Scan
- Clean Up detects and displays items stored in other user accounts on a computer
- More details are now displayed upon recovery completion in case there were errors during the recovery process
- More hints have been added to the icons and menus throughout the app’s interface
- A click on the Home button during scan in Clean Up module now evokes a confirmation dialog, where you can decide whether to cancel the scan or not
- Thumbnail generation progress is back. You can now see that the previews are being generated in a convenient status label
- A much faster Quick Scan for ExFAT systems that contain a large number of deleted files
- Better detection of lost NTFS partitions and their files based on the found MFT entries
- Scan is automatically stopped when a FAT32 disk is disconnected from the computer
- The FAT32 scan is ten times faster now for files with longer names
- Optimized and revised Deep Scan for such file formats as JPG, PDF, and DOC
- Detection of Insta360 One X2 file signatures within Deep Scan
- Better support for compressed NTFS volumes
- Deep Scan now recovers video files (MP4) encoded with H.265 XAVC codec
- Improved detection of false exFAT volumes
- Improved behavior when scan and recovery run simultaneously

Fixed:
- Minor interface enhancements throughout
- Disk Drill stability when scanning Time Machine backups
- Resolved compatibility issues with previously unsupported versions of osxfuse
- A crash while recording a backup image to an unstable disk
- A crash that occured if a recovery process was canceled during an ongoing scan
- The “Show in Finder” button for the local Time Machine snapshots
- A crash on macOS 10.11 and 10.12 that occured when scan was terminated in the Find Duplicates module
- A crash that occured at the beginning of scan when the scanned disk was suddenly disconnected
- Disk Drill freezing when scanning NTFS partitions with outdated Recovery Vault or Guaranteed Recovery database
- A crash on macOS 10.11 if the scan results were displayed as Files and Icons
- Random crashes in Hex view when loading saved sessions or repeating a scan