New version of R-Studio

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A new build of R-Studio for Windows (9.3.191248). Several important improvements and bugfixes.

[chipsang]

I have experienced some issues with new version (windows) It is giving error -failed to open. There is no scan progress bar which stucks up at 0%.
There is no current lba sector no displayed as well.
can you pls. fix these in new build.

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I have experienced some issues with new version (windows) It is giving error -failed to open. There is no scan progress bar which stucks up at 0%.
There is no current lba sector no displayed as well.
can you pls. fix these in new build.

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A new version of R-Studio (9.3.191251). Several important bugfixes.

[hvd]

I have experienced some issues with new version (windows) It is giving error -failed to open. There is no scan progress bar which stucks up at 0%.
There is no current lba sector no displayed as well.
can you pls. fix these in new build.

Hello
Did you find the problem ?
I tried the demo version R-Studio 9.3.191251, it's the same problem.

[hawkinf]

The problem is occurring in the “cracked” version

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New build of R-Studio. Some means to decrypt deleted volumes (mainly APFS). Plus bugfixes. https://forum.r-tt.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=12007

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A new version of R-Studio for Linux (5.3.191267). Keeping it up with its Windows counterpart.

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A new version of R-Studio (9.4)
New features
Technician/T80+
+ Multitasking. Several different tasks can be performed simultaneously. For example, you can create a multi-pass image using a third-party hardware, scan a disk image, and recover files from another image, all at the same time. The number of concurrently performed tasks depends only on the computer efficiency (CPU, RAM, HDD/SSD, etc). Each task runs in its own tab and can be controlled individually. Computer shutdown takes place when all tasks are completed. The list of running tasks is displayed on the Main panel in the lower left corner.

+ Hidden devices. Devices that are not subject to scanning for data recovery can be hidden from the Main panel (System disks, devices for storing recovered data, etc). Such hidden devices are still accessible for storing recovered files, logs, scan info, etc.

Plus changes, improvements, and bugfixes.