How to recover files from formatted hard drive

Hello friends, Today, I will show you how to recover files from formatted hard drive.

Most Important Do not write anything anymore to the drive you want to recover the data from

GetDataBack is more than an undelete or file recovery program and Get everything back, the safe, easy, and fast way. GetDataBack Simple will recover your data if the hard  was formatted  or files were accidentally deleted or root directory are lost or damaged.

Step by Step: How to recover files from formatted hard drive/Pen Drive

1) Download Getbataback  software Fat/NTFS Format (format depended on formatted hard drive format)

2) Install the Getbataback   software in your system

3) Start GetDataBack go to all program fill then Open the Getbataback software (Run As Administrator)

4) Select the Systematic file system damage

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5) Click on Next.

6) Select Drive which you need to recover data

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7) Click on Next.

8) GetDataBack will now search your drive for all available Information about the original file system. The scan will take some time

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9) Select the file system

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10) Click on Next.

11) you will see your Recover File or Folder then Select the important file, Right click on it   & click on Copy

12) Select the Path where you want to restore your recover data & click on OK

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Do's and Don'ts when doing a data recovery:-

• Do not write nothing to the drive you want to recover the data from! This includes installing programs or even booting from that drive.

• Instead, attach the drive as a second (slave) drive to a working system. Install and run GetDataBack on the healthy system. Read the page about how to do a data recovery right.

• If you suspect that your drive may have a physical problem or if you get read errors during the scan with GetDataBack, consider making an image of the drive first.

• If your drive has severe physical problems, we strongly recommend that you refrain from all do-it-yourself data recovery attempts and send the drive to a specialized lab.

• Scanning an external drive can be very time consuming, especially when using USB1. If possible, remove the drive from its enclosure and attach it directly to the internal IDE cable of your computer. Please search the Internet for help on how to do this.