Recover Flash Drive Data

USB Flash Drive Recovery

Remo Recover is convenient and easy-to-use software to recover lost / deleted office files, photos, audio and video files from USB flash drive. This flash drive recovery software helps you to recover data from flash drive on both Windows and Mac operating systems.

Features

Remo Recover (Windows)

• Recover lost files from flash drive with ease
• Supports flash drive data recovery on USB drives, pen drives, thumb drives etc
• Recover photos, video and audio files from corrupt flash drives
• You can use the "Preview" feature to evaluate the chances of recovery
• USB flash drive data recovery software works with Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7

Remo Recover (Mac)

• Retrieve flash drive data on Mac OS X
• Recover office files, zip archives, photos, music files etc. from corrupt flash drives
• Recover flash drive data from accidentally formatted drives
• Ability to locate and restore flash drive files from Mac volumes
• Recovered data can be viewed in a Mac finder styled interface

Scenarios of Data Loss in USB Flash Drives

Data lost due to human errors: Human error is the major cause for data loss in flash drives. Accidental deletion, accidental formatting, mishandling of the device, improper ejection are some of the common human errors that lead to data loss

Flash drive corruption: Data may be lost from flash drives due to viruses or anti-virus scanning may lead to corruption of the flash drive.

Improper ejection of flash drive: When USB flash drives are pulled out from the computer suddenly, the data in it may get inaccessible

Data lost due to errors: Errors like "drive not found" or "drive not formatted" displayed on the computer screen makes the data on the flash drive inaccessible.

Third party tool / utility malfunction: USB flash drives may get corrupt while using third party tools

How to Restore Flash Drive Data?

Step 1:  Connect the flash drive, from which you need to recover lost data, to a healthy computer

Step 2: Download and install free demo edition of Remo Recover (Windows) on the computer to which the flash drive is connected

Step 3: Launch the program by double-clicking the shortcut icon present on the desktop, or by using the Start Menu > Programs

Step 4: Select "Recover Photos" option from the main screen as shown in Figure 1

Step 5: Select "Recover Lost Photos" option to recover photos from corrupted flash drive as shown in Figure 2

Step 6: Select the logical drive from which you need to recover photos and then click "Next" as shown in Figure 3

Step 7:  The list of supported file types that can be recovered is displayed as shown in Figure 4. You can select a specific file type or select all the file types based on the files you need to recover. Once the file type is selected, click on "Next"

Step 8: Once the scanning process is finished, you have the option to view the recovered data using "File Type View" / "Data View" option as shown in Figure 5

Step 9: You can evaluate the recovery results by using "Preview" option to view recovered data as shown in Figure 6

Step 11: Use "Save Recovery Session" option to save the recovered information, that ensues you need not rescan the drive when you resume saving process as shown in Figure 7

Step 12: You can purchase the full version of the software, once you are satisfied with the recovery results. Later, you can activate the software and use the option "Open Recovery Session" to load previously saved scanned information and continue with the saving process as shown in Figure 8

Make use of Remo Recover (Mac) to recover flash drive on Mac OS X

Note: Do not use the flash drive further to avoid overwriting of the lost data and also, avoid saving new data on to the flash drive.

Supported Flash Drive Brands: Kingston, SanDisk, Transcend, Sony, HP, Samsung, Tosibha, Kodak, Panasonic, Olympus, Fujifilm etc.

Supported Devices: CompactFlash, SmartMedia, MMC, MMC Mobile, SD, miniSD, microSD, Memory Stick Standard, PRO, Memory Stick Duo, PRO Duo, Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo, Memory Stick Micro (M2), xD, USB etc.