Windows File Recovery Review – Internal Project Made Public

2.64

Out of 5 Total Score

No. 21 Among all Windows solutions

Price range - free • Microsoft Corporation • Windows

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Windows users have been dealing with data loss issues since the first version of Windows was released in 1985. Over the years, many third-party software developers have released their own data recovery software applications to fill the void created by the absence of a built-in Windows solution. In 2020, Microsoft finally decided that the time to release its own data recovery application had come, giving us Windows File Recovery. But is this newcomer able to compete with established alternatives? Read on to find out!

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Top Pros

  • Free recovery. Windows File Recovery can recover an unlimited amount of data for free.
  • Developed by Microsoft. The application is developed by Microsoft, so you can trust it with your most important data.
  • Distributed via Microsoft Software. Windows File Recovery is distributed via Microsoft Store, so it’s easy to download and guaranteed to be free of malware.
  • Decent results when scanning NTFS partitions. The Quick scan feature can reliably recover recently deleted files when scanning NTFS-formatted partitions.
  • Support for modern video formats. Many modern video file formats can be recovered using Windows File Recovery as long as the files are not fragmented.
  • Modest hardware requirements. The program does not require a powerful computer.

Top Cons

  • Crashes when scanning exFAT partitions. When scanning exFAT partitions, the application crashes.
  • No graphical user interface. Windows File Recovery doesn’t have a graphical user interface.
  • Can’t scan the entire disk. The program can only scan partitions. It is not possible to scan the entire disk.
  • Can’t scan file systems that are not supported by Windows. The program can scan only partitions with a file system supported by the operating system.
  • Formatted drives lose file names and folder structure. The program primarily uses a quick scan to search for recently deleted files. However, if the disk has been formatted, it recovers files using a signature scan so the original file names and folder structure are lost.
  • Limited set of signatures. The signature scanner supports a very small number of file signatures.
  • Quick scan supports only NTFS. The Quick scan feature supports only the NTFS file system. It will not find the folder structure and file names of any other file system.
  • Rarely updated. Windows File Recovery rarely receives updates.
  • Not easy to select a drive for scanning. To select a drive for scanning, you have to go to File Explorer and find out what its drive letter is.
  • Can’t create backup disks. There’s no way to create byte-to-byte copies of disks.
  • Lack of additional functionality. The program does not have any additional features. It can only recover lost data.
  • Difficult to use. Windows File Recovery is a barebones data recovery application that doesn’t make it easy for users to find and recover missing files.
  • Non-interactive scanning. The application doesn’t include a scanning wizard, so you must type the exact command corresponding to the type of scan you want to perform.
  • Windows 10 ver. 19041+ only. The program only works with Windows 10 version 19041 or higher.

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Windows File Recovery – Overview

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First released in 2020, Windows File Recovery is one of the youngest applications of its kind. To run it, you need Windows 10 version 19041 and higher—older versions are, unfortunately, not supported at all. At the time of writing this review, Windows File Recovery is available only in English, but there’s not much text to read anyway because the software is operated from the command line.

Factsheet

RequirementsWindows 10 (build 19041) - 11
Latest version 0.1.20151 • Released 21st Jan, 2020
Download size2.3 MB
CategoryData Recovery Software
UI languagesEnglish

Pricing

Distributed as Freeware All features are provided free of charge without any limitations
Free version availableFree version available
Free version details

Windows File Recovery is a freeware command line app available from the Microsoft Store

No credit card to tryNo credit card to try

Microsoft offers its Windows File Recovery tool for free, and you can download it directly from the Microsoft Store. In fact, that’s the only place where the tool is available since Microsoft doesn’t provide an offline installer. 

Developer — Microsoft Corporation

Microsoft doesn’t need an introduction. The company employs only top-notch software developers, so you can expect Windows File Recovery to run as intended despite being Microsoft’s first product of its kind.

2% 64.9% than avg

Online market share

Reflects the share of online traffic within the niche occupied by data recovery software, based on data taken from ahrefs.com (from Google US search engine).

2200 20.1% than avg

Brand name popularity

Based on the number of brand-related search queries on Google US according to ahrefs.com.

Even though Microsoft is one of the most widely recognized software developers in the world, its popularity within the data recovery niche is low, which is understandable considering that Windows File Recovery, Microsoft’s first tool of its kind, was released only in 2020. 

Developer website microsoft.com/store/productId/9N26S50LN705
Support email winfr@microsoft.com
Founded

1975 • 49 years on the market

HQ location

Microsoft Privacy, Microsoft Corporation, One Microsoft Way, Redmond, Washington 98052, USA

Phone +1-425-882-8080
Social media LinkedIn YouTube

Microsoft has been around for nearly half a century. In 2021, it became the most valuable company in the world. Like almost all successful companies these days, Microsoft spends a lot of money on marketing, and it maintains an active presence on many popular social media platforms. 

Data Recovery with Windows File Recovery

Tested on: Windows 11 (21H2)

In this section of our review, we describe how an actual data recovery job is performed using Windows File Recovery, highlighting everything we like and dislike about the process. 

How We Test

Our data recovery software tests follow the same format and involve the same carefully selected data sets to make them repeatable and useful for comparison purposes. 

#StepDescription
1InstallationWe start by installing the tested software from scratch on a dedicated computer.
2Source selectionWe continue by selecting our data recovery test drive.
3Scanning processWe then initiate the scanning process and give the software the time it needs to finish.
4Managing found dataNext, we carefully analyze the results and study how easy the software makes it to find specific missing files.
5Recovery and post-processingFinally, we select a number of files and recover them to a safe destination to complete the recovery process.

We typically repeat the above-described steps multiple times to test all supported data recovery modes.

Step 1

Installation

Microsoft offers Windows File Recovery for free on the Microsoft Store. To install the application, you need Windows 10 build 19041 or later. The installation process itself is straightforward and in no way different from any other application you can download from Microsoft's digital distribution platform.

Step 2

Source selection

Once installed, Windows File Recovery can be launched from the Command Prompt or Terminal using the command "winfr." When launched without any other parameters, Windows File Recovery displays a simple usage guide that explains its syntax and describes the two modes of operation, as well as several popular switches. The guide also provides three usage examples and a link to the online user guide.

Step 3

Scanning process

Before we initiated our first scan, we instructed Windows File Recovery to tell us more about its advanced features using the "winfr /!" command. We also used the "winfr /#" command to see all supported extension groups and corresponding file types. 

Then, we tried to use Regular mode to recover data from a FAT32-formatted drive but failed because Regular mode can only be used with NTFS drives. So, we modified our recovery command from "winfr F: H:\Recovery /regular" to "winfr F: H:\Recovery /extensive" and pressed Enter.

Windows File Recovery asked us to confirm our decision to scan the specified storage device by pressing "y" on the keyboard. 

Step 4

Managing found files

Windows File Recovery recovers files as they are found, and it doesn't provide any features whatsoever to help you manage them. The best you can do is open File Explorer, navigate to the specified destination folder, and analyze recovered files manually. 

Fortunately, recovered files are grouped by their file extensions, so that makes things a bit easier. The data recovery application also creates a recovery log, which you can open in any text editor. 

Step 5

Recovery and post-processing

Once Windows File Recovery is done scanning, it lets you view recovered files in File Explorer with a single key press before it closes. As you can see, the entire recovery process is as barebones as it gets, and even other command-line data recovery software applications, such as PhotoRec, provide a far more convenient user experience.

Tutorials

Windows File Recovery – Tutorials and Other Videos

To help you better understand how Windows File Recovery works, we’ve put together a collection of useful tutorials and other video resources.

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Windows File Recovery – Full Review

We spent a significant amount of time testing Windows File Recovery, and here’s what we found out.

37%

Karma

12 rating criteria

Even though Windows File Recovery has been released fairly recently, it’s already clear that it’s not Microsoft’s top priority to make it better. The latest version was released not that long after the first version, and the differences between the two versions are minor. Users who encounter issues when using Windows File Recovery can contact the Microsoft help desk for support, but that’s the only support channel available.

#FeatureResult
1Update frequency More than 6 months
2Updated recently No
3Changelog available Available (View full update history)
4Latest Windows release supported Yes, all good
5Genuine or clone? Genuine
6Brand name popularity Unpopular
7Online market share Poor
8Maturity Immature
9Extensive knowledge base Not available
10Helpdesk support Available
11Live chat Not available
12Phone support No
94%

Bang for the buck

8 rating criteria

Windows File Recovery offers excellent value for money because the software is completely free, and users receive updates automatically directly from the Microsoft Store.

#FeatureResult
1Competitive pricing Yes
2Price-quality ratio Yes
3Free trial Yes
4Is it free? Yes
5Pricing policy Yes
6Unlimited recovery in full version Yes
7Free upgrades Yes
8Commercial rights in the cheapest license No
7%

Usability

18 rating criteria

Usability is where things start to get really bleak for Windows File Recovery. First and foremost, the application doesn’t have a graphical user interface, so you better be comfortable using Terminal. That alone wouldn’t be a huge problem if there were at least a somewhat convenient command-line interface, such as PhotoRec’s. Unfortunately, Windows File Recovery understands only plaintext commands, which can be somewhat difficult to decipher.  

#FeatureResult
1Modern user-friendly interface No
2Dark mode No
3Easy-to-locate features No
4Automatic implementation of multiple appropriate scanning methods without user interaction No
5Auto-resuming scans of failing drives No
6Auto-resuming backups of failing drives No
7Convenient source selection on start No
8Convenient file-by-file preview of recoverable items No
9Convenient thumbnail preview of recoverable items No
10Mount recoverable items as disk No
11Built-in updater Yes
12Multiple view modes in scan results No
13Hex view for recoverable items No
14Filter recoverable items by type No
15Search recoverable items by file names No
16Sort results No
17Multilingual UI No
18Simple deployment Yes
19%

Recovery performance

122 rating criteria

The recovery performance of Windows File Recovery is severely limited by a number of major problems, such as the fact that the application can only scan individual partitions (not entire disks) that contain Windows-supported file systems. 

Windows File Recovery supports both file system- and signature-based scanning, but the former mode of operation works only with the NTFS file system, and the latter mode of operation is held back by a small number of supported file signatures.  

The application also lacks virtually all of the useful features we’re familiar with from leading data recovery software applications from Windows. 

#FeatureResultDescription
1Deep scan BadThe program can only search for recently deleted files.
2Quick scan BadThe Quick scan feature supports only the NTFS file system.
3Additional scan features BadThe program can only scan partitions—not entire disks.
4Device support FineOnly file systems recognized by Windows are supported.
5Real-life recovery challenge BadThe software doesn't perform well in real-life situations.
6Other notable recovery features BadWindows File Recovery lacks additional recovery features.

Clever scan

The ability to restore original folder structure and file names Most consumer-oriented data recovery software applications can attempt to not only restore deleted files but also recover their original file names and folder structure. We call this type of functionality Clever scan
0%
Average Score
#FeatureScore
1HFS+ partitions0
2APFS partitions0
3FAT32 partitions0
4exFAT partitions0
5NTFS partitions0
6EXT4 partitions0

Windows File Recovery can only search for recently deleted files. It doesn’t deliver any results if the file system has been corrupted or formatted, so it’s not nearly as useful as it would have been otherwise.

Quick scan

Recovery of recently deleted files Every lost minute can significantly worsen the outcome of a data recovery attempt, and Quick scan certainly doesn’t waste your time because it’s designed to find as many recently deleted files as quickly as possible
18%
Average Score
#FeatureScore
1HFS+ partitions0
2APFS partitions0
3FAT32 partitions0
4exFAT partitions0
5NTFS partitions4
6EXT4 partitions0

The Quick scan feature supports only the NTFS file system. Use it to scan, for example, a FAT32 partition, and it will not recover any folder structure and file names.

Other scan types

Advanced scan types for solving complicated data loss situations Basic data recovery algorithms aimed at recovering recently deleted data cover only a small subset of the data loss issues users experience every day. That’s why developers also implement all kinds of advanced scan types
22%
Average Score
#FeatureScore
1The number of formats supported by deep scan1
2BitLocker support3
3Windows shadow copies scanning0
4Scan for lost partitions0
5Recovered files' labeling0
6Partial file recovery5
7Disk images: scan and recovery0

You can perform partial file recovery using Windows File Recovery, and the software can even scan BitLocker-encrypted storage devices if you unlock them first. We just wish the included signature scanner supported more file signatures because that would make it much more useful and capable of solving many more complicated data loss situations. 

Device Support

Supported internal and external storage devices Ideally, data recovery software applications should be able to recover from internal and external hard drives, external USB flash drives, memory cards, smartphones, and other commonly used storage devices
41%
Average Score
#FeatureScore
1Internal and external HDD5
2Internal and external SSD5
3USB thumb drives / Classic iPods (non-iOS) / FireWire devices5
4Memory cards5
5iOS devices0
6Android devices0
7Recovery from RAID1, 0, JBOD0
8Unmountable partitions0

Windows File Recovery can scan all internal and external storage devices that can be recognized and accessed by the Windows operating system. Mobile devices, RAID arrays, and unmountable partitions are not supported.

Real-life recovery challenges

Results of real-life data recovery tests performed under controlled conditions It’s one thing to advertise support for hundreds of file formats, and it’s something else entirely to recover them in practice. Our tests reveal whether the data recovery software lives up to its promises
20%
Average Score
#FeatureScore
1Raw photo recovery1
2Video formats recovery2
3Document formats recovery2
Raw photo recovery
The ability to recover raw photo file formats used by digital cameras and mobile devices Most modern digital cameras and increasingly many mobile devices let their users capture raw image data in a variety of raw file formats, so having the ability to recover them can be extremely helpful
5%
Average Score
#FeatureScore
13fr (Hasselblad 3F raw image)0
2arw (Sony alpha raw)0
3bmp (bitmap image file)0
4cr2 (Canon raw version 2)0
5cr3 (Canon raw version 3)0
6crw (Canon raw CIFF image file)0
7dcr (Kodak digital camera raw)0
8dng (digital negative lossless raw image)0
9CinemaDNG (Blackmagic, Penelope, Pocket)0
10erf (Epson raw file)0
11exr (high dynamic-range file format)0
12fff (Hasselblad raw image)0
13gpr (GoPro raw format)0
14heic (high efficiency image file format)0
15iiq (intelligent image quality raw Leaf, Phase One)0
16insp (panoramic image Insta360)0
17jp2 (bitmap image format JPEG 2000)0
18jpg (joint photographic experts group compressed image)5
19kdc (Kodak digital camera raw image)0
20mef (Mamiya raw image file)0
21mos (Leaf and Mamiya raw image file)0
22mpo (multi picture stereoscopic object file)0
23mrw (Konica Minolta raw image format)0
24nef (Nikon raw image file)0
25nrw (Nikon raw image file)0
26orf (Olympus raw format)0
27pef (Pentax raw image file)0
28raf (Fujifilm raw image file)0
29raw (native digital camera file)0
30rw2 (Panasonic LUMIX raw image file)0
31rwl (Leica raw image format)0
32sr2 (Sony raw 2 image file)0
33srf (Sony raw file)0
34srw (Samsung raw image file)0
35tiff (tag image file format)0
36x3f (Sigma camera raw picture file)0
37x3i (Sigma super fine detail picture file)0

It’s clear that Windows File Recovery and raw file formats don’t go well together. Our set of data recovery sample data includes many different raw image files, as well as regular .jpg files. No raw image files were recognized by the data recovery applications—only .jpg files were found.

Video formats recovery
Video recovery performance measured against commonly used video formats Video file formats have evolved a lot during the last decade, and not all recovery software tools support modern formats used by the latest digital cameras, camcorders, and mobile devices
25%
Average Score
#FeatureScore
1360 (GoPRO 360 degree videos)3
2ari (ARRI professional digital video camera)0
3arx (ARRI professional digital video camera)0
4avi (GoPRO CineForm intermediate codec)0
5avi (MJPG, H.264, MSMPEG4 v2 codecs)0
6braw (Blackmagic raw video file)0
7insv (Insta360 panoramic AVC H.264 video file)3
8insv (Insta360 panoramic HEVC HVC1 video file)0
9mov (Apple ProRes 422 Proxy/LT/HQ)2
10mov (Apple ProRes 4444 Raw/HQ)0
11mov (advanced video coding H.264)3
12mov (CineForm HD codec)4
13mov (HEVC, HVC1 codecs)3
14mp4 (advanced video coding H.264)3
15mp4 (HEVC, HVC1, Apple ProRes codecs)3
16mxf (advanced video coding H.264)0
17mxf (DVCPRO HD codec)0
18mxf (ARRI raw, Apple ProRes codecs)0
19mxf (XDCAM HD422, HD35 MPEG2 codecs)0
20r3d (Red digital camera company raw video file)0
21wmv (pro raw 9 codec)3

To be honest, we expected Windows File Recovery to recognize much fewer video file formats than it did, especially considering how abysmal its photo recovery performance was. The only major disappointment was the application’s inability to restore .avi files encoded using the H.264 codec. 

Document formats recovery
Determining how well the software recovers document file formats Documents are among the most commonly recovered file formats because their importance can be tremendous, especially when they're related to work or school. Because of how many document file formats exist these days, older and less developed data recovery software often struggle recovering and recognizing all of them
39%
Average Score
#FeatureScore
1accdb (Microsoft Access 2007+ database file)0
2djvu (compressed image format)0
3doc (Microsoft Word 97 – 2003 document file)0
4docx (Microsoft Word 2007+ document file)5
5fb2 (FictionBook 2.0 File)0
6key (Apple Keynote)3
7mdb (Microsoft Access 97 - 2003 database file)0
8numbers (Apple Numbers)3
9odp (OpenOffice presentation file format)3
10ods (OpenDocument spreadsheet file format)3
11odt (OpenDocument text document file format)5
12pages (Apple Pages)3
13pdf (portable document format)2
14ppt (Microsoft Powerpoint 97 - 2003 presentation file)0
15pptx (Microsoft Powerpoint 2007+ presentation file)5
16rtf (rich text format)0
17xls (Microsoft Excel 97 - 2003 spreadsheet file)0
18xlsx (Microsoft Excel 2007+ spreadsheet file)5

Microsoft clearly developed Windows File Recovery with its own document file formats in mind because the application does a great job when it comes to the recovery of Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, and PowerPoint presentations. Sadly, other document file formats (with ODT files being an exception) are not nearly as well supported.

Other notable recovery features

Additional recovery features and their performance These additional recovery features are what often separates average data recovery software solutions from those that can satisfy the needs of professionals and power users
13%
Average Score
#FeatureScore
1Overall non-intrusive read-only algorithms0
2Network recovery0
3Effectively filters out corrupted scan results0
4Byte-to-byte device backups0
5Bootable recovery drive creation0
6Convenient scan session management0
7Bad sector management0
8Recovery chance prediction0
9RAID reconstructor0
10Disk vitals monitoring and tracking during scan0
11Data protection0
12Links to in-lab recovery service for physically damaged devices0
13Scan speed3
14Scan free space only5
15Start file recovery without interrupting the scan5
16Preview recoverable items without interrupting the scan0
17Forensic features0

The best data recovery software applications can retrieve data from RAID arrays, create byte-to-byte device backups, and sometimes even gather data for forensic analysis. Windows File Recovery can do none of these things. The only two things it has going for it are the ability to scan free space only and start file recovery without interrupting the scan process. 

0%

Extras

10 rating criteria

Windows File Recovery is a single-purpose data recovery software application that doesn’t come with any extra features.

#FeatureResultDescription
1Disk space mapping NoNot supported.
2Disk clean up NoNot supported.
3Corrupted video repair tool NoNot supported.
4Corrupted photo repair tool NoNot supported.
5S.M.A.R.T. NoNot supported.
6Duplicate finder NoNot supported.
7Built-in disk space secure eraser NoNot supported.
8Disk cloning NoNot supported.
9Disk surface test NoNot supported.
10Secure data shredding NoNot supported.

We understand why Windows File Recovery doesn’t include the same extra features as other data recovery applications, such as Disk Drill. The application doesn’t make Microsoft any money, and it probably started as an internal tool. It’s possible that Microsoft will include more features in the future, but we don’t expect that to be the case.

What Users Say about Windows File Recovery

The Windows File Recovery tool took over 5 hours to run and it's STILL saving files it's finding, but it WORKED, and it seems to have found and recovered my deleted video files!

Howzabout that 🙂

Nerly Señor Citzen

There’s only 2 real reasons why Windows File Recovery was big news. It’s partly because it’s shocking that Microsoft even bothered to create this after a couple of decades. It’s also partly because it plants a tiny seed of hope that Microsoft will continue to develop the utility and maybe create a full-blown, unbeatable file recovery tool. Time will tell.

Guy McDowell, helpdeskgeek.com

My whole storage drive got deleted somehow. The partition is still intact, I can write to it, but not even the windows file recovery can find anything. what

Dylan Burrell

The biggest takeaway here is that WinFR uses drive letter references instead of disk ID references.

This is going to GREATLY reduce the effort involved in recovering data from external bitlocker encrypted drives without having to first use other microsoft tools to image the decrypted data and running third party tools against the image.

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Bottom line

Windows File Recovery is a welcome alternative to established data recovery software applications. In its current state, it offers only limited data recovery performance and even worse usability, making it suitable only for fixing only the least serious cases of data loss. 

We hope that Microsoft will soon release a major update to make its data recovery tool more capable, but Windows File Recovery doesn’t seem to be a priority for the tech giant. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are answers to several frequently asked questions about Windows File Recovery.
 

Does Windows 10 have a file recovery tool?

Yes, the users of Windows 10 version 19041 and higher can recover lost data using Microsoft’s Windows File Recovery tool.

Windows Recovery Tool, better known as Windows File Recovery, is a command-line data recovery tool that’s designed to be used directly from the Terminal, like this: Winfr C: E: /regular /n \Users<username>\Documents\

If Windows Recovery Tool isn’t working on your system, then you should check if you have Windows 10 version 19041 or higher. If not, then you need to update because Windows Recovery Tool doesn’t run on older versions of Windows.

Unfortunately, it’s not possible to download Windows File Recovery without the Microsoft Store, but there are many third-party data recovery applications for Windows that you can download directly from the web.

No, there isn’t an offline installer for Windows File Recovery. You need to download the application from the Microsoft Store.

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Windows File Recovery Review – Internal Project Made Public
2.64

Out of 5 Total score

No. 21 Among all Windows solutions

It’s nice that Windows File Recovery exists, but its performance and usability pale in comparison with available alternatives.

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David Morelo is a professional content writer with a specialization in data recovery. He spends his days helping users from around the world recover from data loss and address the numerous issues associated with it.

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