Disk Viewer

Disk Viewer allows users to view the contents of connected drives on a sector's level in a hexadecimal, ASCII and Unicode representations. User is able to launch Disk Viewer on all main Disk Explorer Views (Disk Bays, Local Devices, My Computer) as well as through the main menu bar. Shortcut is Ctrl-H.

Figure 1: Disk Viewer with the MBR Template

Disk Clone also offers a list of templates to help display the organization of the sectors on the disk by colored sections. The above uses the MBR template, below is a template for NTFS file system boot sector.

Figure 2: NTFS Boot Sector Template

The Disk Viewer also includes a Find feature for locating specific data in the low-level disk View

Find what
Input the characters you are searching for in ANSI, Hex or Unicode
Search Direction
If you have an idea of where the data may be located specify where to search
Not
Search for characters that do not correspond to the Find what parameter
Ignore case
Disables case-sensitivity in the search
Use
Select between Regular Expressions and Wildcards
Per block search
To speed up the search process (if you are familiar with the location of the data in the data block) you may specify a search with an offset of the object
Figure 3: Finding Data

Disk Viewer's Navigate feature allows:

Go to Offset
Jumps to the particular offset that needs to be entered manually in a decimal or hexadecimal format
Go to Sector
Jumps to the particular sector or cluster on the disk
Partition Table
Jumps to the sector where partition table is located
Particular Partition
Lists all partitions and allows to jump to the boot sectors, to the beginning and to the end of any available partition.
Figure 4: Disk Viewer Navigation Options