"Help me! My sd card is suddenly corrupted and becomes inaccessible. And when I reopen it, all the data and files are disappeared, but the space is still nearly full. How it comes? Anyone can help me? Thanks very much!"

I believe that many users may have some similar experience with Linda. And the answer to the above question is definitely "Yes". In some cases, we cannot open a hard drive due to a hardware problem. There might be some mechanical error with the actuator arm. In this situation, you didn't lose your data at all, but you just cannot find it due to this hard disk mechanical problem. However, data loss may also occur due to a software problem. If a file is fragmented, the information is stored in multiple clusters on the hard disk drive, and it will take more time for the computer to read it. Thus, it can make it easier if you can defrag your hard disk every week or month. You can use OSpeedy SD Card Recovery to open or recover files.

OSpeedy SD Card Recovery is a powerful data recovery program which recovers lost, deleted, corrupted or formatted photos, video and audio files from hard disks and various memory cards including SD Card, MicroSD, USB memory stick and more. With OSpeedy SD Card Recovery, users may find that recover data from sd card is easy to achieve. And they can do it by their own. It offers thumbnail screens of recoverable files that users may have a clear look before recovery.

Supported Memory Cards

SD Card(Secure Digital card), MicroSD (TransFlash), SDHC, miniSD card
MMC card MultiMedia card
CF card, Compact Flash card, CF Type I, Type II, MicroDrive
Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, Duo, Pro-HG, XC, Micro(M2)
SmartMedia, flash card, xD Picture card
Mobile phone memory card, Cellular phone, digital media  
USB flash drive and digital image

How to Recover Data from SD Card?

Step 1. Double-Click the OSpeedy SD Card Recovery to open it.
Step 2. Connect the device and select the destination folder. Click Scan.
Step 3. Select the files you want to recover. Click Recover. You can find the recovered files in the destination folder.