Chip Recovery

Best way to perform Chip Recovery

Digital photography has enabled all of us to preserve all of our cherished moments in simplest way possible, so that you can all remind those moments which gets wiped away from your memory easily. Photos definitely give you immense joy and happiness and allow you to remember all cherished moments, when you lose such photos it will definitely make you unhappy. Unfortunately, most of the time, you will unknowingly delete some important photos from digital camera. Have you accidentally deleted photos from your chip? Looking for an effective chip recovery tool to recover deleted photos? Then, stop wondering as recover flash software will recover deleted photos that you have already deleted from digital camera.

This powerful and efficient tool will recover photos from flash card of different popular flash memory card types such as SD cards, Sony memory sticks, MMC cards, XD cards, secure digital cards, compact flash card, etc. However, if you are serious about recovering deleted digital photos you must act fast and try not to take any new photos or store new photo on your chip once you have realized you have deleted important photo. This attempt might overwrite the free space made by deleted photos with new photos, making less chances of photo recovery from chip.

Possible reasons for deletion of photo from chip

• Accidental deletion of photos from chip due to human mistakes.
• Photos deleted while transferring from one device to another device.
• Switching off the digital camera during transfer of photos.
• Capturing photos when digital camera is on low battery.

Recover flash is the most efficient tool retrieve deleted photos of popular manufacturing brands such as Canon, Sony, Olympus, Minolta, Panasonic, Fujifilm, Sigma, Pentax, etc .There are numerous reasons due to which photos from chip will get deleted, one reason among them is sudden shutdown of system while transferring photos from digital camera will result in deletion of photos. You need to use this software to recover deleted photos from digital camera. This popular tool will scan the entire drive in few minutes to recover deleted photos of different file formats such as JPEG, JPG, TIFF, TIF, PNG, BMP, GIF, PSD, etc and RAW photos of different file formats such as CR2, CRW, NEF, ARW, SR2, ORF, MRW, 3FR, RAW, X3F, PEF, DNG, RAF, KDC, K25, DCR, etc. This software will also support recovery of video files of different file formats such as AVI, MP4, MOV, MPEG, MPG, M4V, etc and music files of different file formats such as MP3, WAV, MIDI, AIFF, AIF, RA, etc. With the help of this software you can retrieve data from flash drive partitions deleted due to certain reasons such as accidental deletion, improper formatting, etc.

This software will be the ideal solution to recover data from hard drives such as SCSI, IDE, SATA, etc, USB external drives, Fire Wire drives, iPods, etc. This software will create disk images to bypass bad sector, you can later recover data from these disk images. This software is having the ability to support and recover data from dead flash drive on Windows OS of different versions such as Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows 2003, Windows 2008, etc as well as Mac OS X 10.5x, and different versions such as Leopard, Snow Leopard, Lion, etc.

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Steps to recover chip:

Step1: Download and Install recover flash software in your computer. Soon after launching the recover flash software you will get the welcome screen with three different options, among then select "Recover Photos" option to recover photos.

Figure1: Main Screen

Step2: Select "Recover Deleted Photos" option to recover deleted photos, and select the drive from which photos needs to be recovered. This will give rise to the scanning process.

Figure2: Select Drive To Recover Photos

Step3: Once the scanning process is completed you can view the recovered photos using "Preview" option.

Figure3: Preview Recovered Photos