i am not want to format th disk due to loss data. how do i recover all my data
- Thread starter ng1973
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Hey there, ng1973.
I guess you've learned the hard way that you should always eject your external storage devices before you physically disconnect them from the computer.
You should try it with a different computer and/or device, to see if you'd be able to open it properly. If that doesn't help, you could also try accessing it via Ubuntu Live USB/DVD (this is basically a freeware, bootable, portable version of Linux), to see if the flash drive's partition is properly recognized and if you can get to your files. Another option would be, to give data recovery software a try. Here are a couple of links with a lot of suggestions, which might prove useful: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-1644496/lost-data-recovery.html &...
I guess you've learned the hard way that you should always eject your external storage devices before you physically disconnect them from the computer.
You should try it with a different computer and/or device, to see if you'd be able to open it properly. If that doesn't help, you could also try accessing it via Ubuntu Live USB/DVD (this is basically a freeware, bootable, portable version of Linux), to see if the flash drive's partition is properly recognized and if you can get to your files. Another option would be, to give data recovery software a try. Here are a couple of links with a lot of suggestions, which might prove useful: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-1644496/lost-data-recovery.html &...
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Hey there, ng1973.
I guess you've learned the hard way that you should always eject your external storage devices before you physically disconnect them from the computer.
You should try it with a different computer and/or device, to see if you'd be able to open it properly. If that doesn't help, you could also try accessing it via Ubuntu Live USB/DVD (this is basically a freeware, bootable, portable version of Linux), to see if the flash drive's partition is properly recognized and if you can get to your files. Another option would be, to give data recovery software a try. Here are a couple of links with a lot of suggestions, which might prove useful: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-1644496/lost-data-recovery.html & http://pcsupport.about.com/od/filerecovery/tp/free-file-recovery-programs.htm. And last, but not least, you could go for a professional solution, such as a data recovery company.
I really hope you're able to get your data back. Good Luck!
Boogieman_WD
I guess you've learned the hard way that you should always eject your external storage devices before you physically disconnect them from the computer.
You should try it with a different computer and/or device, to see if you'd be able to open it properly. If that doesn't help, you could also try accessing it via Ubuntu Live USB/DVD (this is basically a freeware, bootable, portable version of Linux), to see if the flash drive's partition is properly recognized and if you can get to your files. Another option would be, to give data recovery software a try. Here are a couple of links with a lot of suggestions, which might prove useful: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-1644496/lost-data-recovery.html & http://pcsupport.about.com/od/filerecovery/tp/free-file-recovery-programs.htm. And last, but not least, you could go for a professional solution, such as a data recovery company.
I really hope you're able to get your data back. Good Luck!
Boogieman_WD
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