Have you ever met some
problem when use the Seagate external hard disk or other brands of portable hard
drive? For example, the Seagate external hard disk turns to raw file system? It
is terrible that the external hard disk get into raw error. We can not use it
until format it. What’s more, we can not access files saved on it either format
the external hard disk or not format it. it is one kind of data loss situations
we may encounter in daily life.
Is there any way
to view information originally on the external hard disk when it is raw file system? Actually, we can access them as long as we can recover them from the
raw external hard disk. How can we restore needed information from the raw
portable hard disk?
How to recover
information from the raw Seagate external hard disk
In order to get
what we need from the raw external hard disk, we can try data recovery software.
Here are the steps as follows:
Step1. Download
and install data recovery software on the computer.
Step2. Plug the
raw external hard disk into the same computer.
Step3. Open the
data restoration tool and then choose recovery model and aim disk to scan.
Step4. Preview the
contents in the list after the scan and pick up the files which can be
previewed successfully to recover.
Step5. Select one
of the computer hard disks as the location to save files to be recovered.
The reasons of
external hard disk turn to raw are various. It may because of the virus
infection, bad sectors, or others. We should be careful when use it in order to
the external hard disk become raw file system and need to be formatted before
we can use it though we have known that we can ask data recovery software for
help at that time.
Memory card turns to RAW file system and reports not formatted? When you meet the similar problem on your memory card, you can
recover files from RAW card by using the data recovery software and then format memory card to convert RAW to FAT32. You can use the software to recover pictures off SD card, microSD card, CF card, XD card and more.
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