EaseUS makes data recovery simple for any user, whether you're an IT manager or someone who has never used data recovery software. The streamlined process is streamlined allows you to retrieve lost data with just a few clicks. EaseUS Data Recovery has nearly every tool you'll need to run data recovery for your business. One of the most important features is remote network access. Either you or your IT professional can act quickly to locate missing files, which is crucial for successful data recovery. A computer that's connected to the office's network can be scanned and recovered from a remote location, allowing for easy recovery for both you and your employees. If your business uses a RAID system, EaseUS Data Recovery can be run on those as well. In the event you have a computer that's completely crashed and won't load your operating system, EaseUS Data Recovery has a version that can be launched from bootable media to recover data you otherwise couldn't access. There is also a technician version made for commercial use, so you can help clients recover their data. All versions come with lifetime updates and upgrades from the developer. When you launch the application, the first screen lists the hard drives available for recovery, with one button to initiate the scan. Select your drive, hit the button and the process begins right away. Unlike other programs, there's no setting to select a quick scan, a deep scan or a specialized scan. The software begins right away with a quick scan. If no files are found, it will automatically initialize a deep scan. This is a streamlined, timesaving feature, but it's also thorough. EaseUS tries to recover everything it can from your drive without making you resort to trying a different scanning mode. For users who prefer more control over the process, this could be a downside. When scanning your drives, you can pause the process and come back to it later. Recovery is just as easy. A simple file tree layout displays found data, which you can examine using a few different viewing options. Once the scan is finished, next to the Finished progress bar is an Export button that lets you save the scan results so you can continue recovery later. A Preview button lets you view files to see if the file in question is the one you're looking for and if it's intact. To restore files, you tick the squares next to the files, folders or whole partitions you want to save and hit the prominently displayed Recover button, which then lets you select where on your computer you want to save the files.