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Recover files from formatted disk, hdata recovery or recuva?

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moehining

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The partition was formatted yesterday, all files lost and I need to get the photos back.

I am still seeking for help. After searching on internet it seems that hdata recovery or recuva would be fit for me?(easy to recover)

I can pay if it will get my file back.

can i data recovery from formatted hard drive?


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SleepyDude

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Hi :welcome:

 

Yes it's possible to recover data from a formatted hard drive specially if you didn't put new files/folders on the drive after the format.

 

I don't know if Recuva is able to recover files on a situation like that, the program is free so you can try the most important part is not to write anything to the HDD, you need to recover the files to a different drive.

 

I'm not familiar with hdata recovery, it seems the program can scan for the files and show a preview to evaluate if it can recover your files after purchase. Most commercial recovery programs will work that way, only do recovery after buying the program. In some of them is possible to save the search for data done by the program, this will speedup the recovery process because the next time you only need to load the search already saved.


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Harsh Verma

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hey, brother if you still facing issues you can check out a software naming data recovery suit its free to download and easy to use.

 


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I think data recovery software are useful in this situation.......


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Hi,
 
I agree with SleepyDude, data recovery is possible from the formatted drive but data recovery from the overwritten drive is not possible. So it is advisable not to use the drive if you don't want to take data loss risk. From the above-mentioned tools, I like Recuva as it is free for recovering lost files. There is one more tool which I like the most is Stellar Free data recovery software. You can give it a shot.

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#1 Recover files from formatted disk, hdata recovery or recuva?: post #1  moehining Posted 02 November 2016 - 07:24 AM

 

 

oliverpowell

 

Did you happen to notice the date of this thread and the fact that the OP never bothered to reply to SleepyDude.

 

Your willingness to help others is appreciated but please check the date of the OP before replying and avoid repeatedly suggesting the use of the same recovery software, it comes across as being spammy.


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shripriya

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Hi, you can download the free version of the Sysinfo Tools Data recovery software. I tried this software a month back. It successfully recovered my lost files in my system.


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You have to turn to a professional data recovery program to restore deleted photos. And before that, you'd better stop importing new data until you successfully regain lost ones, which aims to prevent your deleted files from being overwritten by new data. And I'd like to recommend you the most effective tool to help recover lost data from Android device.By running this program, all lost data on the SD card can be scanned and arranged on the menu with details.


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