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How do I recover lost data on an SD card or USB flash drive?

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Posted by Steven Kendy PIERRE
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Want to recover lost data on a USB stick or SD card? Here’s a simple and free procedure to recover a maximum amount of data from a Windows computer or Mac.

Even if this is uncommon, it can happen that an SD card or a USB stick does not allow to recover all the information and files that were saved on it.

In this article I offer you a simpleĀ  way to recover to the best files, photos and videos lost on an SD card or a USB stick.

How do I recover photos, files and videos to an SD card or USB stick?

The recovery of lost data can not be done without specialized software, i offer here a method with free software that also offers other possibilities.

Step 1: download free data recovery software

For starters, whether you’re using a Windows computer or a Mac, you’ll need to install free data recovery software to help you recover lost information on your SD card or USB stick.

In my example, I use the free iSkysoft data recovery software.

Step 2: install the software and launch it

Once the software is installed on your Windows PC or Mac, launch it.

You should then see the home page of the software with all the features it offers:

Recovering deleted files
Recycle Bin recovery
Formatted disk recovery
Lost partition recovery
Recovering external devices
Recovering data after a virus attack
Recovering data from a planted system
Universal recovery

In my case, we will be interested in the functionality “recovering external devices”.

Step 3: recover lost information on your USB drive or SD card

Before you begin the process of recovering lost data, you will need to start by connecting your USB stick or SD card to your computer/Mac.

Select the USB key or SD card on which you want to recover data (photos, videos, documents,…)
The software is able to recover photos, music, videos and documents. Then click on the device to inspect and click on “start”
Once this step is passed, the software will present you the files, photos, videos and documents that you can retrieve
Select all documents to be recovered and click the green “recover” button
Then choose where you want to save the documents to be recovered and finalize the recovery

After you follow these steps, you should have recovered at least some of your lost files.

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