Recover Data from Formatted Drive

Recover Accidentally Formatted Drive

Did you accidentally format the wrong drive on your computer or end up formatting the memory card in your digital camera by mistake? Get back data lost from accidentally formatted hard drive using Remo Formatted Drive Recovery Software designed by data recovery experts keeping in mind the importance of your data.

Features

Remo Recover (Windows)

• Recover lost data from accidentally formatted / re-formatted partitions
• Recover data from accidentally formatted flash drive, USB drive, memory card etc.
• Retrieve data from partitions that are deleted or inaccessible
• Restore data from crashed or non-booting hard drives
• Recover data from FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, NTFS5, ExtFAT formatted partitions / drives
• Ability to recover files with ADS (Alternate Data Streams) attribute from a NTFS drive
• Save disk space by creating compressed zip archives of the recovered files and folders

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Remo Recover (Mac)                                                                                                                             

• Two built-in volume scanning engines makes data recovery from accidentally formatted external hard drive, USB drive etc. on Mac easy
• Supports recovery of files from both HFS+ and HFSX formatted Mac volumes
• Get back data from volumes that fail to mount
• The recovered data can be viewed in a Mac finder styled interface
• Identify and recover different file types based on their unique signatures
• Extremely fast built-in “find tool” to find files in recovered data list

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Scenarios in which accidental formatting of the drive occurs

Formatting the wrong drive: Windows lets you format a particular partition using the Format option. However, you also have the option to format a partition from the command prompt by using the format “drive letter”:\ command. You might accidentally format the wrong partition by entering the wrong drive letter i.e. C: instead of D: leading to loss of data.

Accidentally formatting a removable device on a computer: Removable devices like USB drives, flash memory cards and external hard drives are more prone to corruption due to frequent plugging and unplugging. There are often times when an error message pops up asking the user as to whether he wants to format the drive. Clicking on the format option formats the entire drive leading to data loss.

Accidental formatting of flash memory card using the format option: Besides the format option available on the PC, you also have the option to format the flash memory card used in your digital camera using the built-in format option. Accidentally selecting this option may lead to loss of data on the memory card

How do I Recover Files from a Formatted Hard Drive?

Remo Recover is the best software to recover formatted drive easily. Follow the steps given below to perform NTFS formatted drive recovery

Step 1: Download and install the free demo version of Remo Recover (Windows) software

Step 2: Double-click the desktop shortcut or use the Start Menu to launch the software

Step 3: The main screen is displayed as shown in Figure 1. Select the “Recover   Partitions / drives” option from the main screen as shown in Figure 1.

Step 4: Select “Formatted / Reformatted Recovery” option to recover data from the formatted partition as shown in Figure 2

Step 5: The list of detected logical drives gets displayed. Select the logical drive from which data is to be recovered as shown in Figure 3

Step 6: Once you click on “Next” the software starts scanning the selected drive as shown in Figure 4

Step 7: Once the scanning process is completed, you can view the recovered data using File Type View / Data View option as shown in Figure 5

Step 8:Use the "Preview" option to view recovered data prior to saving it as shown in Figure 6

Step 9: You can save the scanned information by using the “Save Recovery Session” option as shown in Figure 7

Step 10: Once you are satisfied with the recovery results you can purchase the software and save recovered data as shown in Figure 8

Note: Avoid installing crashed hard drive recovery software or saving any recovered files on the drive or partition, which contains deleted / lost data. This may overwrite the deleted / lost data leading to permanent data loss