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recovering a deleted memory card?
While I was formatting the other day I noticed Windows showed me a 7.9gb partition which I deleted along with the the main partition of my harddrive. It wasn't until later that I realised the 7.9gb was an 8gb memory card I'd put in my card reader.
Although I know I've lost whatever was on it, I can't even open the 'drive' now. When I plug the card in to the usb via the reader, it shows up in My Computer as another drive but I cannot access it, instead getting the message 'please insert a disk into removable drive'. Have I totally nuked my memory card or can it be repaired? |
Re: recovering a deleted memory card?
You could try the HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool? Not sure how it would work with memory cards though as ive only used it with USB sticks.
http://www.bootdisk.com/plan40/hpflash1.zip |
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Was a bit sceptical at first because the Vista formatting tool couldn't do it but that did the trick :) |
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Try the freeware tool Recuva http://www.recuva.com/, it was able to get back 152 of 154 images from my niece's SD card after she formatted it in error.
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the one above is good as said
i also use badcopypro http://www.jufsoft.com/badcopy/ its a paid for one but has never failed me so far lol it even got back the files from a floppy from my wife works for 3 accounts that they thought had been securely deleted they only thought there was one on there. i dont know if they were more relived they got the data back ( teach them to back up more often ) or worried that they hadnt deleted them well enough |
Re: recovering a deleted memory card?
I had some really good recovery software if you want to try a recovery, drop me a pm if you want it.
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