tcll
May 3, 2011, 10:54pm
1
Hello
I’ve bought an SD card quite a while ago,
and it has just unexpectingly became unaccessable.
I can’t view or retrieve any of my lost data.
I need to know if it’s possible to recover my lost data from it
the data is on the chip, but there’s no possible way I can access it
this data is extreamly important and valuble to me
I’ve tried recovery software, and that doesn’t even work
Disk size: 0kb
File System: unknown
This may not help if you can’t access the card, but Recuva, recovery freeware available at CNET downloads, is highly regarded.
tcll
May 4, 2011, 7:13pm
3
nice software
I could’ve used this when my 160GB SATA HDD went RAW -.-
that aside, this didn’t do anything fo my SD
it shows up, but no files can be ripped from it…
I think there’s a fried resistor or something
it’s the same behavior as my old 8GB flash drive
(fried the resistor for a completely different reason than the SD (my fault))
Well, at least you have some new software to use … Sorry about the card.
tcll
May 4, 2011, 7:30pm
5
hmm…
yea thanks
the only possible way I could see getting the data off the card,
is to build a new card and insert the chip from this one onto the new card…
then insert it into a comp and retrieve the data.
unless there’s some extra formatting involved to code the card >.>
anyways…
would something along those lines be possible??
Hi there,
If the card can show up in ‘my computer’ as a drive letter (like drive F:),you can try a recovery program to retrieve data from it.I have succeed to retrieve photos from SD card with Tenorshare Data Recovery .
Download it and scan your SD card for free to check out whether your data can be recovered.Luck!