Sometimes the file system of our drives may be damaged for some reason and become unreadable in the Windows operating system and is represented in RAW format. Windows will not be able to open the contents of the device and will prompt you to format the SD card. Otherwise, if you do not confirm this offer, the system will notify you of an error every time you try to view a file.

Have you ever encountered a virus attack? If so, then you probably already have some experience and know how harmful malware can be. One of the possible consequences of the impact of such programs is the unexpected loss of files stored on your hard drive, memory card or USB-drive.

From time to time, an error may occur on the user's SD card, when the camera starts to report that there ison it no free space, although the photographer knows that it is empty. If you encounter such a situation, then you have come to the right place and our article will help you fix the problem of the drive.

It is quite a common situation when the SD card or Flash drive stops working or becomes invisible on different devices. There are several reasons for this: an outdated or corrupted driver, the presence of malicious software, a RAW format of the drive, and a formatting error.

The data recovery industry has come a long way since the first undelete tool was introduced by Microsoft back in 1991. Back in the 1990’s, all a data recovery tool would do was tripping the “deleted” flag back into the “undeleted” state, with no safety checks and iffy results at best.