NIUBI Partition Editor for android instal

First Paragraph under 'How to recover and repair corrupted files from hard disk after recovery', 'we always recommend them to choose a different location to save the recovered data, to prevent data overwriting from happening' I'm not sure about EaseUS, but I believe Recuva shows what files are intact, and what is damaged/corrupted and to what to degree.īy the way, here is a reference to help with scanning/recovering the data in EaseUS, and I think this proves what I was thinking about not wanting to recover to the same drive. As long as you don't write anything else to that hard drive or melt the platters, your data (aside from the already corrupted bit from the recovery media) should be perfectly fine. However, if there's an option within EaseUS to recover to the same drive, for all I know, it could be possible) I don't know how much drivespace you have available to you outside of that external drive, but I think that would be your only option (aside from the potential option i listed in parenthesis earlier)Īnyways, That's it. (I'm 80% sure that you can't initially recover it to the same drive, since the drivespace isn't partitioned. Looking at how EaseUS is setup, if you relaunch it, and 'scan' that lost partition, you can recover the data to another location. It sounds like you were 90% of the way to having fixed the issue yourself. Don't do anything to that drive for the moment, as it will just destroy/corrupt more data.

On the upside though, the majority of your data is safe and sound. Now I realize that you mean you've formatted the external drive, and it's not your main system driveįirst of all, 32gb worth the data has been destroyed, and some other data has probably been corrupted.

NIUBI Partition Editor for android instal