OfficeRecovery.com announces MediaHeal for Virtual Drives, a software utility for data recovery from corrupted virtual disk images.

Multiple RAID failures and malfunctions of virtualization systems are factors that can lead to virtual disk image corruption. Unmountable and inaccessible by the environments they are supposed to work with, corrupted virtual disks pose a serious problem. Business-critical data becomes trapped in the disk image and users lose access to files, email and databases.

MediaHeal for Virtual Drives addresses the issue by extracting files stored in corrupted virtual disks. Files are saved into a new safe location chosen by user, allowing for quick return to normal business operation.

The utility supports both VMware VMDK and Microsoft VHD virtual disk formats, making data recovery possible for wide array of host systems, including vSphere, ESXi, Virtual PC, Virtual Server and Hyper-V.

"MediaHeal for Virtual Drives contributes to disaster recovery planning for virtual environments, providing access to data that might be otherwise lost in damaged images. It is important that the utility can be applied after the crash and does not require any recovery agents and such to be installed in advance. I think every IT department should get a license just in case," says Emil Sildos, Recoveronix CEO.

MediaHeal for Virtual Drives prices start at US $199 for a standard license. The license allows one installation of the product, use for one host and data recovery from disk images up to 10 Gb in size. Enterprise license allows two installations, two hosts and unlimited disk image size. A special 1-Year Service license is available for companies providing data recovery services.

A free demo version of MediaHeal for Virtual Drives is available at http://www.officerecovery.com/mediaheal-for-virtual-drives/.