VHD Recovery Tool

VHD

VHD File: Summary

1. VHD OR VIRTUAL HARD DISK:

Virtual hard disk aka VHD is a file format that represents virtual hard disk drive (HDD). It can easily be created by using the Disk Management feature of Windows operating systems. A single system may have more than one VHD file containing data which are available on physical HDD, such as: Disk partitions as well as File Systems. Also, it contains files and folders, and sometimes it is used as the hard disk virtual machine. The main function of virtual hard disk is to enable users to run multiple operating systems on a single machine.

MBR

GPT

Partition Table

 MBR and GPT are the formats of storing partitioning information on a hard disk drive. MBR means master boot record, and GPT means GUID partition table. MBR is old format while GPT is used in new computers for latest and more versatile technology.

Disk Partition Format

FATFAT32

NTFS

EXTX.HFS+

FAT64

FAT16

VHD file supports all popular file systems created by Windows, Mac and UNIX operating systems.

File Systems

VHD file can be easily corrupted anytime due to physical and logical reasons which are mentioned below:

Virus Infection Hardware Failure User Interruption Damage Storage Media Improper System Shutdown Power Failure

VHD File Corruption Reasons:

Compatible with

If your VHD or Virtual Hard Disk File has become corrupted and you are looking for its recovery solution then you can use advance SysInfoTools VHD Recovery Tool. The tool is designed with lots of features and easy in use by both technical and non technical user.

VHD Recovery Tool

You can use this advance VHD Recovery tool in all version of windows: Window XP, Window Vista, Window 7Window 8, Window 10 and all.

Other features

Repair Backup VHD file. Repair VHD from fixed disk and dynamic disk types. Supports FAT, FAT16, FAT32, FAT64, NTFS, HFS+ and

EXTX file systems. Supports MBR and GPT formats. Standard and advanced scanning modes. Supports Recovery from formatted Drive. Free demo version is available .

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