DMDE 4.5 Beta Introduces Enhanced NTFS Recovery and Linux GTK3 Support
DMDE 4.5 Beta Introduces Enhanced NTFS Recovery and Linux GTK3 Support
PR Newswire
BARCELONA, Spain, Oct. 13, 2026
BARCELONA, Spain, Oct. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- DMDE Data Recovery Software announces the launch of version 4.5.0 Beta.
The software's latest version, 4.5.0 Beta, implemented an option to open recovered file or folder right after recovery: you can now open a recovered file, show it in its destination folder, or open the recovery folder directly from the recovery results window – this made it easier to check that recovered files open and can be read correctly, without going back to preview them in DMDE. For newer Linux systems Linux version with GTK3 support has been introduced. Next, improvements were made to NTFS $LogFile processing - even more recently deleted files can now be recovered. User interface was further improved for a smoother experience. Then there were fixed a critical APFS processing bug affecting damaged filesystem records and incorrect escaping of some characters in filenames in the HTML file list in DMDE Professional.
New features can make recovery smoother, but what matters most is whether people can get their files back. These two accounts from users of earlier DMDE versions show how that plays out in practice:
Jacek Gawron:
I thank the creators for this tool with my whole heart, allowed me to recover 1.4TB of family photos which were on a corrupted disk, i wish all the best of good luck for these people, i would gladly give this 10 stars
A second user faced a different problem: photographs on an SD card the camera could no longer read.
D Thorne:
For what ever reason, transferring files from my Sony Tough SD card to PC failed part way, and the files became corrupt. Then I couldn't open the folder on my pc or even my Sony A1 camera. It was telling me to reformat the SD card!
I even tried the Sony Tough recovery software - Failed!
However, DMDE quickly found all RAW images and I was able to restore all of them. Thanks!
DMDE Data Recovery Software encourages those interested in a reliable solution to restoring lost files to visit its website to download the new 4.5.0 Beta version of the software for free today. https://dmde.com/download.html
About DMDE Data Recovery Software
Developed since 2006 by its permanent author, Dmitry Sidorov, DMDE serves both home users and recovery professionals. It has more than 2 million downloads across over 160 countries. Portable versions run without installation on Windows, macOS, Linux and DOS.
An important advantage is that the free edition actually restores up to 4,000 files from a selected folder per request, with unlimited repetitions. Paid editions enable bulk folder recovery through a one-time purchase, with no subscription required. https://dmde.com/buy.html
Beyond everyday file loss, specialized algorithms can reconstruct folder structures in complex situations, including some cases where other tools cannot help. DMDE also offers:
- File-system support for NTFS, FAT, exFAT, ReFS, ext2–4, btrfs, HFS+ and APFS.
- Full and raw scans, lost-partition recovery, disk cloning, RAID construction and disk editing.
- A lifetime portable key in Professional Edition for sequential use on different computers without reactivation.
Email support and manual activation are also available, including for recovery computers used offline.
More Information
To learn more about DMDE Data Recovery Software, please visit the website at https://dmde.com/
Contact Person: Alex Dmitriev
Company: DMDE Data Recovery Software
Address: Spain, Barcelona
Contact Number: +34674004867
Email: 424572@email4pr.com
Website: https://dmde.com/
SOURCE DMDE Data Recovery Software
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