HOW TO
RESTORE DELETED FILES ON SD CARD/MEMORY CARD OR FLASH DRIVE
The SD (Secure Digital) card/Memory card is a digital storage card or
device that is used to store information/files permanently and can also be used
to transfer files from one electronic device to another! Examples of the
electronic devices are: digital camera, phones, PDA(Personal Digital
Assistance), Computers etc. The Sdcard takes differents formats and sizes which
include: MicroSD, MiniSD, and SDHC. SD/Memory card, and Flash drives save
differents type of information which include: pictures, documents, musics,
videos, contacts, application program etc.
When this storage device get crashed, or the user mistakenly deleted data,
or format the storage device, this condition is usually heartbreaking but don’t
bother again; in this article, I am going to show you how to seeall of them
again and restore them.
Before I go into showing you how to restore them, I will first list out
the tools for recovering them. Below are the softwares:
1. EaseUS
Data Recovery Wizard
2. Recover
my Files
3. Recuva
4. Remo
Recover
5. Undelete
360
6. CardRecovery
7. PhotoRec
In this article, we
are going to use EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard as it is highly recommended
because of its perfect recovery ability.
PROCEDURE
2. After
downloading, install it on your computer
3. Connect
your SD/Memory card, or flash drive to your computer
4. Launch
the EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard and select the file types that you want to
recover. Then, click on next button to move to next step.
5. Select
the disk where you lost the data and click “Scan” button. The recovery software will quickly scan the selected
disk to find all your targetted files. If you lost your partition, select “Lost Disk Drives” and “Scan” to continue the recovery
process.
6. After
scan, you can preview all the listed recoverable files one by one and select
out those you want; then click “Recover”
button to get them back once.
N.B: Please do
not save the recoverable files on your SD card, or flash drive during the
recovering. Save on a folder in your computer to avoid overwriting. After the
recovery, you can drag the files you want to your SD/Memory card, or flash
drive.
If you have
any difficulties, or ideas, you can comment to share
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