UNDELETE 360 review
A practical Windows recovery tool with broad removable-media support and a free plan.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
UNDELETE 360 is Windows desktop software for recovering accidentally deleted files and folders. It is aimed at Windows users working with hard drives, flash drives, USB external drives, camera cards, floppy drives, ZIP drives, FireWire drives, and Windows network shares. Scan results can be viewed by file type or folder, filtered for selected files, and previewed before recovery. Portable execution from floppy, CD, or USB media also supports use without a conventional installation workflow.
The pricing model combines a free plan with two one-time licenses. Freeware includes file and folder recovery, while the published plan information does not state time or functionality limits for that edition. Professional costs $39 one time and adds an activation license, free technical support, and free software upgrades for one year; recovery of deleted files larger than 10 MB is limited. Ultimate costs $69 one time and includes the same activation, support, and one-year upgrade terms without that stated size limitation. Buyers choosing between the paid tiers should focus on the Professional size restriction and whether the additional Ultimate cost fits their recovery needs.
Its strongest fit is common file recovery across varied removable media, with file filtering, a hex viewer, memory-card recovery, and support for compressed and encrypted files on NTFS drives. The scope is narrower for users who need broader platform coverage or specialized recovery workflows: UNDELETE 360 is for Windows, and it does not provide verified RAID or bootable recovery support. Choose it for deleted-file recovery on supported Windows storage, especially when previews and portable operation matter. Choose an alternative when recovery work depends on RAID systems, bootable media, or operating systems beyond Windows.
UNDELETE 360 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Freeware plan supports file and folder recovery
- Scans hard drives, USB drives, camera cards, and network shares
- Previews results and recovers compressed or encrypted NTFS files
- Where it doesn't
- Professional limits recovery of deleted files larger than 10 MB
- Windows-only coverage excludes modern cross-platform use
- No verified RAID or bootable recovery support
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