Recovering data from unallocated (unpartitioned) disk area, flash drive or memory card with Hetman Software. There is a trial version of the program!
Read how to fix the problem when Windows can’t see another hard disk connected to a computer or laptop. This article continues the topic of data recovery with connecting of a hard disk from one computer to another PC, which we started in our article “How to connect a desktop hard drive to a laptop or another computer.”
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Vladimir Artiukh
What to do if Windows doesn’t show a connected device? Try bringing the device back to life - if it’s the root of the problem, of course. Your computer may fail to recognize a flash drive for a number of reasons. In this article we will try to deal with the main problems. Advice will be given in a certain sequence to help you find the reason in an easier and quicker way.
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Vladimir Artiukh
Read about fixing an external hard disk that can’t be recognized by Windows. Causes of the problem and how to fix it. External hard disk drives (HDD) are becoming more and more popular these days and sometimes it seems they are going to steal popularity from USB flash drives. It is no wonder, because latest models look like quite small boxes the size of a cell phone but can contain 1-2 TB of data!
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Vladimir Artiukh
Read about fixing a faulty USB drive or memory card, and recovering data from such device if it can’t be fixed.
It is a rather common case when an error appears “the disk is not formatted” as you connect a flash drive to your computer. Still, the flash drive was formatted before and it contained some data (backup copies, documents, archives etc). What should you do?
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Vladimir Artiukh
Read about recovering data from external hard disks and USB drives that turned into RAW format after a file system error or removing a partition.
Sometimes happens, that after some time when you turn on your PC, it says the hard disk is not formatted, file system type is RAW, no files in sight, and you cannot copy anything from there. What should you do, then?
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Vladimir Artiukh