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We constantly expand and add new features to PC-3000 to meet your data recovery needs. Today we are glad to announce that the following English, Japanese, Korean and Chinese software updates are released:

- PC-3000 Express/UDMA-E/Portable Ver. 6.6.35
- PC-3000 SAS Ver. 6.6.35
- Data Extractor Ver. 5.9.22
- Data Extractor RAID Edition Ver. 5.9.22
- PC-3000 SSD Ver. 2.7.11



As always, you will find a lot of useful functions, options, new families of the drives, file systems and some optimizations inside the updated software. For example, the HotSwap procedure on Seagate F3 drives has been considered almost impossible until now. The ability to upload adaptives directly to HDD memory which appeared in this update is just the first step in this direction but it opens up wide horizons for working with any Seagate drives. The burning issue with Rosewood drives when you can’t safely recalculate the translator on SMR drives has also been successfully solved. By updating the software, you’ll get a "PWR_OFF" token to turn off the drive power before resetting the MC.

Also, you will be able to decrypt data that were previously unavailable because of the Unicode passwords and BitLocker encryption with few recovery keys version.

Besides, PC-3000 became the first data recovery tool that supports Deflate and LZVN compressed files from the APFS file system. To learn more, please read the lists of enhancements HERE.

Hi guys. The link at the bottom of the email is not working.

Great!
Hope that maps are fixed and software stability too.

Here is the link to the update log - https://www.acelab.eu.com/news/the- ... s-ver-6635

Until training is posted on the blog, new updates can not be used .

The link in the first post was fixed.
The correct link is this one.

Well,
Documentation or Blogs For New Features ,Otherwise We Cannot Use Features Added

It would be nice to have a basic text file that gives an explanation for each new feature added. Doesn't have to go into great detail until it makes it way into the official manual. I really hate "click and prey" to find out what stuff actually does.

thatdellguy wrote:Source of the post It would be nice to have a basic text file that gives an explanation for each new feature added. Doesn't have to go into great detail until it makes it way into the official manual. I really hate "click and prey" to find out what stuff actually does.

We are going to post a group of articles about the most effective and cool features of new update in our blog. Keep watch our Blog updates.

Roman_TS wrote:Source of the post

thatdellguy wrote:Source of the post It would be nice to have a basic text file that gives an explanation for each new feature added. Doesn't have to go into great detail until it makes it way into the official manual. I really hate "click and prey" to find out what stuff actually does.

We are going to post a group of articles about the most effective and cool features of new update in our blog. Keep watch our Blog updates.

Roman it would be good if you could create an email list so people are informed when a new article is added to the blog. Or post on this forum.

Roman_TS wrote:Source of the post

thatdellguy wrote:Source of the post It would be nice to have a basic text file that gives an explanation for each new feature added. Doesn't have to go into great detail until it makes it way into the official manual. I really hate "click and prey" to find out what stuff actually does.

We are going to post a group of articles about the most effective and cool features of new update in our blog. Keep watch our Blog updates.

Roman ,
Sit Back And Check ,See The Last Update Before This ,How Many Features Were Added And How Many Blogs On Them Are Actually Made ,This is a Customer Feedback .Writing Blogs For New Features Should Not Take More Then 3 To 7 Days For Any Tech Rep ,This Will Ease The Number Of Tickets Also ,Think About It

Thanks to Ace for the new update
But nothing can be done until there is an article
It is practically useless

sepid wrote:Source of the post Thanks to Ace for the new update
But nothing can be done until there is an article
It is practically useless

You can always ask our engineers in TS, they will guide you about new features during real case recovery.

sepid wrote:Source of the post Thanks to Ace for the new update
But nothing can be done until there is an article
It is practically useless

Don't download and install the update until the documentation is out, if that is what you'd prefer. I suspect that the majority of users would prefer to have the updates as soon as they are available, even if the documentation comes later.