No matter what reason causes data loss, hard drive crash, operating system damage, malware/virus or just because of you, It can flawlessly retrieve data from computer’s native hard disk drive (HDD) and any external hard drive. The best hard drive recovery software excels in recovering data in any situation. Also, scan options helps you scan data from certain hard drive (C drive or external disk) and retrieve desired files more precisely. It utilizes advanced algorithm to speed up the progress for both data scanning and resuming so that you can get data back in minutes. You can filter the files by size and type, or search them by file/folder name or file extension.Recovery speed is the highlight making iTop Data Recovery stand out. How can I find the lost data from the scan result? EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard offers a data filter and search functions. So it is now necessary to check if the drive can be correctly seen in Mac. Why the drive cannot be detected by the software? EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard for Mac is unable to work on a hard drive that cannot be recognized under Disk Utility. As a reference, hard drive recoveries can be completed in around 10 to 12 hours for a 1-TB healthy hard drive in general conditions. How long does it take to scan the drive? It strongly depends on the capacity of your hard drive and the performance of your computer. If the recovered files with correct file names cannot be opened or they cannot be found by file names or folder structures, please check every file with random names to get lost data back. Why many found files have random file names? These files without correct file names or folder structures must be found by RAW Recovery, which is much reliable and useful while the file directory info of lost files has been damaged. Please try to mount it in Disk Utility, then run EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard and scan the disk to recover lost data.
Frequently Asked Questions Can I recover data if the drive shows as unmounted? The drive cannot be accessed if it's not mounted.
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