NTFS is the current file system used in all versions of Microsoft Windows since the year 2000. Unless your PC is an absolute dinosaur, your computer uses the NT file system. Hence if you are in need of a program for NTFS recovery, you have the option of choosing one that specifies exactly this file storage structure or a general purpose file recovery program that will recover not only NTFS stored files but file stored on other formats. When dealing with Windows based PCs and Windows universal applications such as SanDisk flash drives and Western Digital book drives, you will need a file recovery tool that supports any version of Microsoft’s Windows as well as any Windows file system. USB flash drives store files in the FAT32 format. Large external book drives may be formatted in either NTFS or FAT32.
File Finder is a great tool for NTFS recovery as it supports Windows XP, Windows Vista, and the new Windows 7. File Finder also supports all universal application digital storage devices that connect to any Windows based computer including flash drives and SD cards. Why purchase a file recovery program that is limited in its abilities, when the more powerful and adaptable File Finder is readily available?
