SD Card Data Recovery

SD cards are usually tucked away discretely in the devices, which makes them less vulnerable to physical damage than USB flash drives. Also, unlike a hard disk drive, SD cards can survive a fall. But this doesn’t mean that SD cards are safe from data loss. These cards may suffer data loss due to several reasons. For instance, an SD card’s data can get inaccessible due to corrupted firmware. The other most common causes of data loss from SD cards are:

•    Hardware failure
•    Accidental deletion of data
•    Physical damage

•    Accidental formatting
•    Structure corruption
•    NAND memory wear

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SD cards are robust and waterproof. However, improper handling can damage the card. Also, the card may get water-damaged if put in water for a long time. Some of the SD card error messages which indicate a physical failure include-

Logical Failure occurs due to issues like virus attacks, deleted, or formatted data. These types of failures occur if the file system is inaccessible. In case of logical failure, you may receive error messages like-

•    SD card is not detected
•    SD card is not initialized
•    SD card has an unsupported file system
•    Damaged SD card, try reformatting
•    SD card Is blank
•    SD card error “0 bytes”

•    [Drive]:\ is not accessible
•    CHKDSK is not available
•    File is missing or unread files