Recovering Data from Faulty USB Stick

Faulty USB stick data recovery...

“Need help! On connecting my USB stick to Windows computer I am getting an error message, after which its failing get recognized. This is making me go crazy, as it holds all my seminar files, personal pictures and project related documents. And icing on cake is, I don’t know how to recover data from faulty USB stick. I tried connecting it, to different Windows computer using different card reader, but result was the same. I am getting annoyed by this, as I don’t have any backup for the inaccessible USB stick data. Please help me to get over from this uncomfortable situation by suggesting a simple and effective way to recover data from faulty USB stick.”

Above mentioned problem seems to be growing day by day, given that there are number of users who prefer to store their data in these sticks. As these are completely portable in nature and compact in size, because of which these can be carried along easily. On the other hand, these are more vulnerable to data disasters, as compared to internal hard drives. Well from now onwards you need to worry about hiccups, as superior USB stick recovery software will assist you in recovering data from faulty USB stick.

Let’s see factors that might make a portable stick faulty:-

• Trying to store data when portable memory stick capacity is almost full
• Making use of the same USB stick in different devices
• Incorrect removal of attached memory stick when file transfer is still in process
• Copying virus infected files / data to USB stick may make it faulty
• Use of unsecure tool to format USB stick might make it corrupt

Words of caution:

• Do not use or attempt to fix USB stick without complete knowledge
• Stay away from incorrect removal of portable stick, when connected with system after or during file transfer process
• Avoid use of same USB memory stick in different devices
• Maintain a healthy backup of necessary data to avoid sudden data crisis

How to restore data from faulty USB stick?

Most of the professionals suggest making use of backup, but what if you don’t have? Well you need not get anxious, as Remo Recover is here you help you to retrieve data from corrupt USB stick in these sorts of circumstances. Engineered with advanced data retrieval techniques and designed with simple to use GUI, this software helps you to perform recovery of data from faulty USB stick. Moreover, this tool is also award as one of the safe recovery tool, since it is pre tested for virus and other suspicious data and found free from these dangerous elements. Download the free demo version of Remo Recover to calculate possibilities of data from corrupt USB stick.

Full-fledge features of Remo Recover!!!

• Perfectly developed to accomplish faulty USB stick data recovery all brands of memory stick, pen drive and other types of hard drives
• Helps you to recover deleted, lost and inaccessible data from faulty, corrupt and inaccessible USB memory sticks
• Loaded with smart scanning engine that examines the complete flash drive in order to rescue inaccessible data
• Caliber of fixing faulty portable stick and recovering files on all versions of Windows OS such as Windows XP, Windows Vista, 8, etc
• Recovered data from corrupt memory stick can be viewed using “Preview” option
• Allow you to save current recovery process by offering “Save Recovery Session” option

Steps to Recover from faulty USB stick:

Step 1: Download and install the free edition of Remo Recover on your Windows PC and connect the USB stick. Run the software and select "Recover Photos" option from Main screen as shown in Fig.1

Fig.1: Main screen

Step 2: Choose "Recover Lost Photos" option

Fig.2: Select Option

Step 3: Software makes a scan in order to show up the results for the found partitions / drive as shown in Fig.3

Fig.3: Select USB Stick

Step 4: After selecting the USB stick click on Next button. Software starts the scanning process for data. On completion of process you can preview the recovered data using Preview option as shown in Fig.4

Fig.4: Preview Retrieved Data