

Follow the prompts to recover the deleted/ overwritten files. To see more programs, choose File Management from the menu path at the top of that page. Solution 1: Recover photos using Windows backup Under Restore, click on Restore my files. If you are trying to recover a deleted file, you might try any of the programs for this purpose and see if they work on SD media. With the ever-growing popularity of paperless technology, most people are now using the SD cards to store their important data. Open Disk Drill, select the USB drive, and click Search for lost data. The more files written afterwards, the less chance of recovery. Connect the Kingston USB drive to your PC. If you want to recover a deleted file, works fine if you haven't written anything else to the drive. That is, the space is made available to any new files, but the data is not actually overwritten or removed - only the filename and entry in the File Allocation Table are removed.Īnd yes, any new files will have a tendency to use the location that held deleted files.

Might try posting your question in the Flash Media forumĪs far as I know, deleted files on an SD card are overwritten in the same manner as files on any FAT32. I feel like I came into the middle of a conversation here.
