The Mac System Restore Process

Once you install files recovery software, the first thing to do is to select the volume with the lost file. It can be any location, ranging from a hard drive to a USB storage.

Then you should select the volume to which your lost file should be saved. Unfortunately, you cannot restore the file to the same location, so if your Mac has only one disk, better use an external device for recovery operations.

After that the system will initiate a deep scan of the volume where the file info remained. It will search in all lurking places and fish out all files subject to undeletion. But of course you won't need to restore all of them - your task is to find the file you need.

Once the file is found, the recovery process begins. The file parts are picked up and arranged to their initial state. It may take quite long, depending on the file size and time passed since its removal.

Finally, when the file is back home again, it's strongly recommended to create a reserve copy for it, and keep changes synced using special backup tools.

Why use MacKeeper for Mac system restore?

MacKeeper's Files Recovery tool is the best option for recovering files on your Mac, as it's simple and powerful at the same time. It supports the most known file formats, such as:

• - .mov
• - .avi
• - .mp3
• - .png
• - .jpg
• - .bmp
• - .tiff
• - .doc(x)
• - .xls(x)
• - .ppt(x)
• - and many other file types.

Except file recovery, MacKeeper offers a wide range of other helpful features. Among them is the Backup tool - a valuable complement for Files Recovery, as it cares for the safety of your files as well. Ensure ultimate efficiency of your Mac with MacKeeper!