RECOVER FLASH DRIVE

Flash drives also known as USB drives are one of the most used portable storage media of these days. It’s the variety of the flash drives and the huge storage facility which has turned it as extremely popular storage device. These drives facilitate the user with the freedom of selecting the flash drive which suits them the best from its wide range of varieties. Now-a-days USB drives can hold up to 256 GB of data.

You should always carry a backup copy of your important work you’ve completed. As you create any paper or large project, make a backup on your flash drive and save it separate from your computer. A flash drive will also come in handy if you are able to print out homework at school. You can write a paper at home, save it to your flash drive, and then plug the drive into a USB port on a school computer. Then simply open the document and print it out. Check with your teacher or librarian to see if this is an option. But if your important file is deleted / lost due to any reason then no need to worry, there is flash drive recovery software which helps to recover files from flash drive.

Scenarios responsible for loss in flash drive:

Improper Formatting: Formatting/reformatting a flash drive without having proper backup of data may cause data loss from the particular partition. Re-installation of the operating system without taking proper backup of data may also cause corruption in flash drive partitions. Then you need to know how to recover corrupted flash drive.

Unintentional actions: Data can be deleted from flash drive partitions because of some unintended actions like removing wrong file from a partition while attempting to delete some other files, accidentally formatting a flash drive partition instead of any other partition of your PC.

Error in Conversion: Data can be lost from flash drive due to error occurred during file system conversion. Converting a flash drive from dynamic to basic or vice versa could be the other reason behind data loss. However, flash Drive recovery tool helps you to recover lost data from flash drive just in few clicks of your mouse.

Unexpected Reasons: Data from the flash drive may be lost because of some unexpected conditions like instant power failure or forcible system shut down while data transfer is not completed.

Few precautionary steps to avoid loss in flash drive:

• Make sure that you are taking proper data backup before formatting the flash drive.
• And if you have already lost data from the flash drive then stop using the flash drive right after data loss. This will prevent your lost data from getting overwritten i.e. being permanently lost.

Features of flash drive recovery:

Recover deleted / lost data from flash drive with ease.

Support flash drive recovery from Transcend, Kingston and SanDisk USB flash drives.

Restore lost files from formatted or flash drive that appears as unknown drive.

Quickly find and recover bad flash drive even after flash drive become RAW.

Support flash drive data recovery on USB drives, pen drives, thumb drives, memory cards etc.

You can use the "Preview" feature to evaluate the chances of recovery.

Flash drive recovery software works with Windows and Mac operating system. So you can easily recover flash drive on Mac & Windows.

Recent Upadte:

Restore Images from Compact Flash Card: Now using this application user can recover deleted/ lost images from their compact flash card. Wanna checkout how? Then follow this link http://www.recoverflashdrive.net/restore-images.html here you will get complete information about compact flash card recovery.

Steps to recover flash drive:

Step 1: Download and install free demo version of flash drive recovery software. After installation select "RECOVER PARTITIONS / DRIVES" from main window.

Step 2: Select either "PARTITION RECOVERY" or "FORMATTED / REFORMATTED RECOVERY" according to your data loss scenario from flash drive. Choose the flash drive from where you need to retrieve data.

Step 3: Software starts scanning process, once scanning is over you can view the recovered file in "FILE TYPE VIEW / DATA VIEW".