[MAJOR PROBLEM] FILES ACCIDENTALLY DELETED FROM SD CARD

[Beateratorrr]

Hi all,

I require some help from all the techies here.

I had accidentally deleted all of my photos and videos on my SD card;
I was able to retrieve them back using a software.

However, most of the files retrieved are corrupted. Is there anyway I can repair the files? They are in MOV. and JPEG. format.

Any help?

 

[xtramadness]

1) the files are really corrupted
2) the software didnt do a good job, get another software
3) Go to a professional data recovery center

What software u use?

 

[mosmos]

did you keep on taking photos after accidental delete~? It may over write some files~

 

[jeff79]

First thing to do is push the write protect lever on the side of the card to lock it from overwriting the deleted files.

Part of files got overwritten will corrupt the file.

 

[Audiology93]

Hi all,

I require some help from all the techies here.

I had accidentally deleted all of my photos and videos on my SD card;
I was able to retrieve them back using a software.

However, most of the files retrieved are corrupted. Is there anyway I can repair the files? They are in MOV. and JPEG. format.

Any help?

Get professional data recovery help like what xtramadness bro said.

 

[Nakedtoes]

If got overwrite even professionals also cannot help u..

 

[dexmus]

sounds bad. i guess u really need to find a good data recovery program to help u. but for now u should not be using the sd card for now. hope u will be able to get back all ur data. gd luck!

 

[Gaiason]

try with another "better" recovery software... else if it is really impt data.. seek professional help.

 

[lenseview]

Dont try to do anything by yourself anymore. Just seek professional help.

 

[yusoffb01]

use recuva. if corrupted means u continue to use after delete, so files got overwritten. in that case cmi liao

 

[mocax]

data recovery services usually quite expensive...

unless you got data that's critical to your company...

 

[StanleyCo]

Can try ontrack

 

[crazydeals]

try Recuva or Easeus Data Recovery

 

[lekhte]

Interested to know the answer as well.

 

[xtramadness]

So where's TS now?