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How to Recover Deleted Files from Hard Drive

Hard drive is where we store our data in our computer. It stores quite large amount of data we input our computer, so it is really a depressing thing when data in hard drive are lost. And this article will help you solve your trouble and instruct you how to recover deleted files from hard drive.

If you are suffering from data loss in your hard drive, you can get your lost data back neatly and quickly with hard drive recovery software. Daossoft Data Restore software is professional and comprehensive recovery software which can help to recover deleted/lost/formatted/corrupted documents/photos/videos/music or other types of data from hard drive easily. So if you are still worried by how to recover your lost data due to accidental deletion, mistaken hard drive format or hard drive malfunction itself, then it is wise for you to get Daossoft Data Recovery software to help recover soon.

 

User Guide – How to Recover Deleted Files from Hard Drive

Now follow me to recover your lost data from hard drive with only three steps. Before you start your recovery, first of all please download Daossoft Data Restore software and install it on your computer.

Step 1: Connect the hard drive you lost your data from or failed hard drive to your computer and start the already-installed Daossoft Data Restore software. When its main interface shows up and provides you four options, choose the “Raw File Recovery”. And then click “Next” button to go on.

 

Step 2: Select the corresponding hard drive partition your deleted files are originally in. And then you click “Scan” button to scan the selected hard drive.

 

Step 3: Wait for a short time of scan, the lost files will be all listed. And if the recovered files are pictures, you can preview first and select those you want to recover, then click “Recover” button to recover. If the files are not pictures and cannot be previewed, you can recognize them by file date, file size or file name suffix.

 

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