You may meet with the situations of losing data when you use the computer like this:
Situation 1:
Accidental Deletion Events
Delete -- "Shift + Del" key entry (with no prior backup)
"Delete All" selected in error
Selected "Delete" instead of "Save"
Recycle Bin erroneously emptied (and no backup)
Situation 2:
Accidental Formatting or Reformat (examples of recoverable events)
Formatted Media/Device in error
Initialized target storage when memory card newly connected
Storage device accidentally formatted
Situation 3:
Improper Operation
Factory reset
Powered off device (camera etc.) during write process
Card mistakenly used in different cameras
SD Card removal while device is powered on
Besides these three situations, Virus infection, Unexpected power off, Lost photos during transferring photos from storage devices to PC/laptop, File system corruption: camera storage device, hard drive or USB flash drive are the situations that may lead to data lost.
In this article, we will talk about how to recover corrupted picture files, as one situation of them.
How to Recover Corrupted Picture Files With Software?
1. Download OSpeedy SD Card Recovery, install it and Click Scan.
2. Select the drive or card that where the lost files had been stored.
Click Scan. The software will quickly scan the selected disk to find all your target files.
3. Find the files you want to restore in the scan result. Select them and click Recover.
4. Set a destination folder to save the recovered files. You can find the recovered files in the destination folder.
If you are a careless man, you may have the demand of it, So just have a try. If you still want to know more about the software, read more:
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