Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Recover lost photos when your hard drive is corrupted

Recover lost photos when your hard drive is corrupted

May it be a birthday party, a marriage party, a small family and friends get together, a picnic or world tour, we love to capture each moments of our life in a camera to make it memorable for all times to come. Digital images are easy to save, carry and transfer.

Most of the times we save digital photos to the computer hard drive. However, damage in the hard drive can cause inaccessibility of the images saved on the system thereby giving rise to a situation of severe case of data loss. A corrupt hard drive needs to be formatted in order to bring back to the working condition. However, the photos along with other data saved on the hard drive become inaccessible once it is formatted. To recover the photos you need an updated backup. But in absence of proper backup, you can still recover the digital images with Image Recovery Software.

Once I organized an elaborated party on the 25th anniversary of my marriage. I had snapped many images with my digital camera on the occasion. I preferred to save those images on my system.

However one fine day when I tried to boot in my system to view the images, I was unable to boot in. To this, I consulted one of my friends who happen to be a computer expert. He declared that the hard drive has become corrupt and suggested me to format the hard drive to bring it back to the working condition. He further told me that you will lose all the data in the hard drive once formatting the hard drive; but there is a solution of this. You need to use a Photo Recovery Software for recovering those photos.

This software thoroughly scans the formatted hard drive to recover the inaccessible images. Further, the user friendly user interface of this software allows even the naive computer user to easily recover the lost, deleted and inaccessible images from a formatted hard disk.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

How to recover corrupted images after “memory card” error

Images are the very personal possession of any individual which has lot of memories inscribed in it. With digital cameras, photography has become even easier. You can snap a photo any where, in any time and by any one. The photos in a digital camera is saved on the memory cards. Nikon Coolpix P90 is a digital camera that has got high picture quality with latest and user friendly features that makes the camera popular among both home as well as professional users. The camera allows use of different storage media that include SD/SDHC, MMC, MMC Plus and HC MMC Plus card. However, the corruption in these card can affect the functionality of the camera and make the photos inaccessible. The corruption in the card results in the prompting of the following error messages:

memory card error”

and

card locked”

The corruption in the memory card may be due to several reasons, including interrupted read/write operation and stretch metallic part over the memory card.

Causes:

The prominent reasons that can result in the above error messages are as follows:
  • Improper read/write operation
  • Scratch on the metallic part of the memory card
  • Abnormal insertion/removal of the card
  • Abrupt switching off of camera
  • Virus attack
Resolution:

As corruption in the storage media is normal, it is recommended that you must take regular backup of your memory card. An corruption in the memory card is dealt by formatting the memory card. This would bring back your memory card to the working condition but the data previously saved in the memory card become inaccessible. The inaccessible data can however be recovered from an updated backup. But in case you do not have a proper backup, you need third party digital photo recovery software to recover the inaccessible data.

Actually when the card is formatted, the images are not instantly wiped out. Instead, the a new file system is created in the place of the old file system. This results in inaccessibility of the images which are still intact in the card. Unless new images are written in to the memory card, the digital photo recovery software can scan and recover the images from the formatted card.

Monday, January 31, 2011

Corrupt USB leading to inaccessibility of the photos

usb photos recovery

Is your USB corrupt and you have lost all your priceless photos in the USB? Are you in search of method to recover photos from your corrupt USB?

Actually, in such condition, if you have an updated backup, you can recover your photos from that. But in absence of a proper backup, you can recover your photos by the use of a third party card recovery software. It really works!

Actually a USB is an external storage device that holds the data in electronic form. It is a portable high capacity device that is easy to carry along anywhere. The device is however, prone to corruption. The corruption in the USB can be due to the following reasons:

  • Virus attack
  • Pulling out the device during the data transfer
  • Sudden Power surge
  • Magnetic field interference

In such case you are at risk of losing your photographs. In such condition an updated backup comes to your rescue. But when you do not have a clean and updated backup to restore the lost photos, you have to format the USB to bring it back to the working condition. But formating the USB leads to damage of the data (photos) saved in it. In such condition, a card recovery software is the best option to use to get back your lost data.

Actually when you format the USB, the data is not immediately wiped out of it. Rather, it is still present on the USB. Unless something is not written into the USB, the data previously saved remain intact. It only does not appear in the screen but still lies in the original memory location.

It is therefore recommended, when you lose certain data (photo) from your USB, do not perform any write operation before recovering the data. The photo recovery software uses this principle to recover the photos lost or corrupted from the USB.

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Image recovery from Olympus T-110 after 'Card Full' error

Image recovery from Olympus T-110

The Olympus T-110 is a combination of simple design and advanced features. The new camera from Olympus features 12 megapixels, 3x optical zoom, 2.7 inches LCD display and easy navigation function. The slim and light-weight camera records images in JPEG format.

It's internal memory is 10MB, which comes with an expansion slot for SD/SDHC cards. Though, these cards are trusted source to save your valuable images, it is best that you keep downloading them to a computer, as and when you get through with a photo-clicking session.

Observing this would help you a great mile as these cards can become corrupt due to various factors and leave images inaccessible. In such dreadful situations, you can easily restore the lost images from an updated backup. However, if corruption occurs and you do not have a reliable backup available, then you must think about using an image recovery software.

Consider a scenario, wherein, you are clicking images with your Olympus T-110 camera. During one of the clicks, you may come across an unexpected error message which goes like:

"Card Full"

The error indicates that your SD card has no more space left to adjust new and upcoming images. But, you cannot accept this error message as your memory card has sufficient amount of space still left unused. Let's get to the core of the problem by understanding the possible reasons behind the above error message and then come to the required image recovery steps.

Causes :

The error message can be encountered while using the Olympus T-110 camera in the following conditions:
  • If your SD card is actually full and has no memory to record or save new images
  • Or if your SD card is corrupt

Resolution :

Let's take a look at the appropriate measures to be taken to resolve the problem:
  • You have to delete or erase unwanted images from the memory card.
  • If corruption is an issue then you must format the SD card in the Olympus camera

Formatting, though, would settle the issues related to damaged file system but lead to data deletion. In such circumstances, you should download and use third-party image recovery software.

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

How to Recover Photos from Microsd Cards

Microsd is a type of removable flash memory cards. The microsd cards are generally used in portable media players, mobile phones, digital camera and digital audio player.

Microsd cards are currently available in capacities from 64 MB to 2 GB. These types of cards are very popular in market and generally used for storing photos, videos and music files.

In most Cases, digital camera uses the microsd cards to store the Photos. The Problem with the microsd cards are corruption, mishandling of the card, data loss and other human errors.

Today most day to day photos are stored in a SD Card. There is a revolution of memory card Technology. This has increased the chances of data recovery as well.

Here is a proven way on how to recover lost microsd card Photos:

There is software Programs available on internet which can recover the lost data even from the formatted memory cards. This Software will scan and will recover all your missing files and photos instantly.

Make sure you are accessing the card using the card reader before using this Software. Also make sure, you do not take any new photos from your digital camera as after overwritten the data on Sd cards the chances of data recovery becomes very less.

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Image recovery from Canon PowerShot SX210 IS



The Canon PowerShot SX210 IS is decidedly an attractive camera with impressive features. The PowerShot SX210 IS incorporates 14.1 megapixels, 14x optical zoom and bright 3 inches LCD monitor.

You can take extraordinary images even in dimly-lit situations, thanks to the Low Light mode. The camera supports almost all kinds of memory cards including SD/SDHC, SDXC, MMC, MMC plus, HC MMC plus cards. All the supported memory cards offer enhanced data storage capacity and data transfer speeds.

Despite such advantages, these memory cards are not considered as reliable media to save your valuable images. Any instance of corruption in any of the above-mentioned cards might prompt your Canon camera to behave abruptly, resulting in data loss. However, if you ever encounter such a situation, just stop using the memory card and grab a professional and advanced image recovery software.

Consider a scenario, wherein, you insert the memory card in the Canon PowerShot SX210 IS camera to view some images of a recent family trip, and instead receive the following error message:


"No images found on the selected media"

The above error might shock you because you are sure about the presence of several pictures on the memory card of the PowerShot SX210 IS camera.

Cause :

The above error can surface in your Canon PowerShot SX210 IS camera in the following situations:
  • If you have mistakenly deleted images or formatted the memory card
  • Or if the memory card has become corrupt or damaged due to an interruption in read/write process

Resolution :

Images from Canon PowerShot SX210 IS disappear either as a result of accidental deletion or logical corruption. Whatever the cause is, the best thing is that you can recover lost images by using a third-party image recovery application.

Such sophisticated applications are designed to apply improved scanning algorithms on memory cards and retrieve images and other multimedia files from them, irrespective of the data loss situation.

However, the possibilities of absolute image recovery depend upon your choice of software. Instead of rOne of the highly recommended applications is Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery. This application supports all major digital cameras (Canon, Nikon, Sony et) and recovers lost or deleted photos and other multimedia files instantly. Touted as the safest image recovery software, this tool is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems.

Thursday, July 29, 2010

How to Resolve 'No memory space' error in Sony DSC TX-9 Camera

The Sony DSC TX-9 is the world's smallest 3D cameras which captures 3D images with a single lens system using a sweeping motion. The typical T-series camera incorporates 12.2 megapixels, 3.5 inches 921 K resolution touchscreen LCD, background Defocus mode, 4x zoom lens among other advanced features.

The internal memory (32 MB) of this camera can be expanded by using Memory Stick Duo/Pro Duo/ Pro HG Duo. Although, this flash memory based storage media are very much safe to use, they can render images inaccessible in many instances. In such situations, you would be required to recover lost images from a clean and updated backup. However, if you do not have a valid backup or if it is corrupt, you must consider switching to third-party image recovery software.

Consider a scenario, wherein, you insert the memory stick in your Sony DSC TX-9 camera to click some images, and instead receive the following error:

"No memory space"

You are sure about the availability of the storage space which raises suspicion about the memory stick issues. In order to clear the air, you try and view some previously saved images, and receive yet another disturbing error:

"No images"

Cause:

The above error messages can surface in the following conditions:
  • If your camera is set to store images on internal memory, which is almost full
  • If your Sony camera is unable to read the memory stick due to corruption. And, it is due to corruption only that you are unable to click or view images

Resolution

In order to resolve the issues with Sony DSC TX-9 camera, you must observe the following steps:
  • Change the camera's settings in order to allow images to get saved on the memory stick instead of internal memory
  • In case of corruption, reformat the memory stick in your Sony camera, followed by image recovery

After formatting the memory stick, you must recover the lost images by using a professional image recovery software.

Such tools employ improved and sophisticated scanning algorithms to recover lost images from a formatted memory stick. Moreover, being read-only they do not modify the original content.