Summary: If you lose files after format Windows 10, do not worry, you can recover them now. With Windows Data Recovery, you can recover files after format Windows 10, SD card, CF card, etc.
Hi, I formatted the SD card in my Galaxy phone, and all data are wiped. Do you know what tool can recover them?
As is known to all, formatting can wipe all data on the storage device. If you format a SD card, you will wipe all data in the card. But do not worry, now, it is possible to recover deleted files after format, not only from SD card, CF card, Windows hard drive, etc.. The tool you need is FileRescure Windows Data Recovery.
About FileRescure Windows Data Recovery
1. Can recover files from different storage devices including SD card, CF card, usb drvice, digital camera, etc.
2. Recover various files such as videos, photos, audios, documents, and more than 550 types of files
3. Can recover 100MB data for free
Tip: If you format iPhone, you need an iPhone Data Recovery; if you lose data after format Android phone, Android Data Recovery can help you.
The guide below will show you how to restore data after format hard drive on Windows 10. But you can also follow the steps to recover files from SD card, USB drive, CF card or similar storage devices.
How to Recover Files after Format Windows 10
Step 1. Select recovery mode
Run the Data Recovery on your computer, then you will see the Wizard mode. You can try this mode to recover files after you answer two questions. But you are recommended to go to Standard mode, which include four recovery modes. For general recovery needs, you only need to try the first and second modes.
Step 2. Select file types and locate where to recover files from
Next, you can choose which file types you need to recover and then, locate where you need to recover files from.
Step 3. Recover files after format Windows 10
Finally, Click Recover button to restore files after format Windows 10.
Notes: You are recommended to save the recovered files to other storage devices such as portable hard drive, SD card, etc. instead of to your computer directly for your deleted data’s security.
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