T time 0 Joined Jan 18, 2002 Messages 4,932 Location Brisbane, Oz Feb 25, 2010 #1 Can't seem to find any recommendations here to recover a USB flash drive. Already tried GetDataBack, does anyone have another favorite?
Can't seem to find any recommendations here to recover a USB flash drive. Already tried GetDataBack, does anyone have another favorite?
S Stereodude Not really a Joined Jan 22, 2002 Messages 10,865 Location Michigan Feb 25, 2010 #2 Recover from what? Accidental deletion, accidental format, hardware failure?
T time 0 Joined Jan 18, 2002 Messages 4,932 Location Brisbane, Oz Feb 25, 2010 #3 My information is secondhand, but I assume that for no known reason, data on the drive is no longer readable.
My information is secondhand, but I assume that for no known reason, data on the drive is no longer readable.
ddrueding 0 Joined Feb 4, 2002 Messages 19,879 Location Horsens, Denmark Feb 25, 2010 #4 In my experience, if it is file system related, GDB works great. If it is anything else, you are hosed regardless.
In my experience, if it is file system related, GDB works great. If it is anything else, you are hosed regardless.
mubs 0 Joined Nov 22, 2002 Messages 5,013 Location Somewhere in time. Feb 25, 2010 #5 Might those programs that recover photos from camera media cards help?
ddrueding 0 Joined Feb 4, 2002 Messages 19,879 Location Horsens, Denmark Feb 25, 2010 #6 mubs said: Might those programs that recover photos from camera media cards help? Click to expand... Get Data Back does all the same tricks as those, plus a few more.
mubs said: Might those programs that recover photos from camera media cards help? Click to expand... Get Data Back does all the same tricks as those, plus a few more.
T time 0 Joined Jan 18, 2002 Messages 4,932 Location Brisbane, Oz Feb 25, 2010 #7 I've finally received word back about the symptoms: When I plug in the pc recognizes the drive as "removable device" but when you click on the drive the message says "Please insert a disk into drive x". Windows properties shows the disk as file system RAW and no free space with 0 bytes. So this is a lost cause?
I've finally received word back about the symptoms: When I plug in the pc recognizes the drive as "removable device" but when you click on the drive the message says "Please insert a disk into drive x". Windows properties shows the disk as file system RAW and no free space with 0 bytes. So this is a lost cause?
Mercutio Fatwah on Western Digital Joined Jan 17, 2002 Messages 23,003 Location I am omnipresent Feb 25, 2010 #8 Sounds like a dead drive to me.
Howell 0 Joined Feb 24, 2003 Messages 4,740 Location Chattanooga, TN Feb 25, 2010 #9 As a last resort quick format followed by data recovery?
ddrueding 0 Joined Feb 4, 2002 Messages 19,879 Location Horsens, Denmark Feb 25, 2010 #10 Sounds dead to me, too. The controller is working, but there is nobody home.
T time 0 Joined Jan 18, 2002 Messages 4,932 Location Brisbane, Oz Mar 1, 2010 #12 Thanks for the help guys, I was asking on behalf of someone else. He's filed the drive in the appropriate receptacle.
Thanks for the help guys, I was asking on behalf of someone else. He's filed the drive in the appropriate receptacle.