How to Recover Data from Lexar Flash Drive?
Have you lost your precious data files from Lexar USB flash drive, and worrying how to regain them back? If so, stop worrying, Lexar Card Recovery software is here to assist you in recovering deleted & lost files from Lexar flash drive after accidental deletion, corruption, and formatting the flash drive. Download the software, and try now for free..!
Lexar is one of the well known and reliable manufacturing brands of flash drive all across the globe. It is also called a portable storage device and can be carried out anywhere, anytime. And, they store a huge amount of data such as media files, documents and provides high-speed accessibility. However, sometimes these flash drives are susceptible to data loss due to various human mistakes and other reasons. Have you ever accidentally formatted your Lexar flash drive and lost important data? If yes, then use Lexar card recovery software to restore deleted or lost data without consuming much more disk space.
It has been equipped with enhanced features that let you restore your complete data from Lexar flash drive within a few clicks. This software is capable to perform rigorous scanning of Lexar flash drive to recover deleted or lost data like photo file formats like JPEG, JPG, PNG, TIFF etc. audio file formats like MP3, MP4, WAV etc video file formats like AVI, MOV, M4V etc documents and many others. Apart from Lexar flash drive data recovery, you can use this easy to use tool to recover data from USB flash drive, Pen drive, Thumb drive, Jump drive, etc. of different manufacturing brand such as Kingston, Transcend, LaCie etc. with utmost ease. In addition, with the aid of this software, you can easily perform defragmentation of Lexar flash drive in order to improve speed and performance up to 100 %.
How files get deleted/lost from Lexar flash drive?:
- Unintentional Deletion: Since Lexar flash drive is a portable drive, whenever you select some of your important files and end up clicking on “Delete All” option. This can result in the deletion of entire data from a Lexar flash drive.
- File System Corruption: Each storage device is driven by a file system that is required to save and access files on the drive. But, due to sudden power failure or an abrupt removal of Lexar flash drive can severely damage the file system and makes the entire data inaccessible.
- Virus Attacks: Sometimes, you may connect the Lexar flash drive to system without antivirus protection. Else, when you make use of any unreliable third-party tool can increase the chances of severe corruption of Lexar flash drive results in a data loss.
Lexar Recovery Software to Recover Deleted & Lost Files from Lexar Flash Drive:
Whatever might be the reason behind data loss from Lexar flash drive, losing the entire data can be painful. It’s recommended to take a proper backup of entire data in some other storage device before facing data loss. Also, it’s preferred to stop using the flash drive to avoid overwriting of existing data with the new one. This software is capable to restore Lexar flash drive data from the hard drive, external hard drive, memory card etc. This software is also capable of recovering lost data from a Lexar Professional 600x memory card on all major versions of Windows and Mac OS. Further, you can utilize this powerful algorithm to get back data from Lexar flash drive running on latest versions of Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2007, 2003, etc and Mac OS X, Lion, Leopard, Snow Leopard, etc at your fingertips.
Steps to recover data from Lexar flash drive:
Step 1: Install the Lexar Card Recovery software on your system and connect the Lexar flash drive to the system. After launching the software, select "Recover Photos" option from the main window as shown in fig A.
Fig A: Main Window
Step 2: Select the Lexar flash drive from the list and click on the next option to start the scanning as shown in fig B.
Fig B: Select Lexar Flash Drive
Step 3: After the scanning process is completed, the list of restored files will be displayed on a window. You can preview any file using the Preview option as shown in fig C.
Fig C: Preview Recovered Files
