Question about to recover data from windows essential 2012 (with raid0 or 1)with third party software !

hi,
I like to know if it is possible to install data recovery software on a extern harddisk ,and run it from there , just run  the  third party software in the memory of windows essential 2012 to recover data from its  harddisk  which has
raid 0 or 1.
if it is possible to install third party softare on extern harddisk or on usb stick on run it from there which steps I have to take ,or if there is some article about  it on windows website.
how to install third party softwares on extern harddisk or usb stick on run it from there.
thanks
johan
h.david

Hi johan,
Based on your description, I understand that you want to know how install a third-party software on an external
harddisk or usb and then run this software from there. Regarding this issue, I suggest that you should contact with the third-party software support and confirm it. Since most programs use windows registry entries, and may rely on some .dll files. If all relevant
auxiliary files and configurations of this software were installed in one directory tree, you may be able to install and run it on an external harddisk or usb.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Justin Gu

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