While it's a little expensive, WinHex is also a supremely versatile hex editor with many interesting features. Other options will help you compare, split and join files, erase files securely, or create disk images for later analysis.Īnd although they're not available in this trial version, if you pay for a Specialist or Forensic licence then you'll have all kinds of advanced drive manipulation tools available: the program can reconstruct RAID systems, gather and display free, slack or inter-partition space, carry out detailed drive searches, and more. WinHex can also open drives, allowing you to view them at the sector level.Ī built-in undelete tool helps you recover many types of deleted files. The software can be run on Windows 7, Windows 8/8. The URL of the download directory for all recent versions can be retrieved by querying one's license status as always. Which can be particularly useful if you suspect a program is malware and you want to find out more about it. This manual was compiled from the online help of WinHex/X-Ways Forensics 20.8 and was last updated in April 2023. A preview version of X-Ways Forensics 20.8 is now available. It's just as easy to open and view the memory that belongs to a process, though.
Click File > Open, choose the file of your choice, it'll appear in a flash and you can freely browse its contents, or edit them to suit your needs.
You may still use the program as a hex editor, of course. Though it now has so many add-ons that you can also use the program for data recovery, computer forensics and many other low-level applications.
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