How to Recover Deleted Video using Recuva?
- First, connect your drive to your Mac computer.
- Next quit all other applications on your Mac. Mainly, quit iPhoto, Words, and other such software that may try to access the external drive.
- Launch Disk Drill Pro.
- Click the external drive from which you need to recover the files.
- To prevent the external drive from being accessed during the recovery process, carry out the following steps:
- Next to the drive, drive partition, or file, click Extras. Then, choose the Remount Volume As Read Only option.
- You will now see a padlock that protects the external drive during the recovery process.
- Next to the file or files you are attempting to recover, click Rebuild or Recover.
- Now, the scanning will start. If your files are large, the scanning might take more time.
- When the scanning process is over, you will see a list of files appearing on your screen.
- Below your scan results, on your bottom-left corner, click the Mount Found Items as Disk button.
You will see the following message:
“Disk Drill strongly suggests saving the files to a different drive than the one you are trying to recover files from. Saving to the same drive substantially lowers your chances of recovery.”
- A new drive icon appears, double-click it.
- You will find an option to open the files just like you would do before losing them.
- Drag these files to another location. You can drag them to a folder on your Mac computer or to your desktop.
- Open the files to make sure you have recovered them properly.
- Finally, eject (safely) the external drive. For more queries on Hard Disk Not Detected How To Recover Data Mac system call us our tech team.
