The Sandisk SDHC Photo Recovery Guide

The Sandisk SDHC memory card is typically used for storing photos, videos and music. It is a great source that you can connect to several digital products, such as your cell phone and your camera. However, there are many issues with the Sandisk SDHC memory card. It is highly volatile to data corruption and you may find that the memory card does not show any content on it. If you want to view and save what you have stored in it before, this guide will show you how to recover your files.

If you want to ensure that you recover all of your lost files, stop using your SDHC card immediately. If you don't, you will really put your memory card at risk of losing the photos forever. What has happened is that, the physical memory of the photos is still in your SDHC card, but the pointer has been erased. You will still be able to retrieve the photos, but you should first put your card away.

When you get home, connect your Sandisk SDHC to your computer. It is more advisable to use a card reader. If you don't have one, it is easy to purchase one from a computer store. You should know that it is better to use a card reader, as opposed to your camera or cellphone, to connect to the computer. This will prevent your SDHC card from further damage.

The next thing you have to do is connect to the internet and look for Photo Retrieval 1.70. You can easily download this and install it into your Mac or PC. There are other photo recovery software such as Disk Doctors for Windows, or Wondershare Photo Recovery, that you can also download from the internet. However, I personally like using the Photo Retrieval 1.70 better.

This photo recovery software is to scan your corrupted drive. So, make sure that your SDHC card is connected first before you make the scan. The instructions are very simple and easy to follow. You simply chose which drive you want to scan and you will have to select the SDHC card. When it scans the card, you will be able to see the photos that it was able to retrieve.

The software can scan for.jpg and.raw formats of photos, which are likely how you saved your photos. It will then display the photos that it has found, and these images will be shown to you. You can select which photos you want to retrieve and keep. It's not that difficult to do, and you will be able to restore your photos. Isn't that great?

Jake Gadsden is a veteran IT consultant with over fifteen years of experience in the industry. He's recovered data for fortune 500 organizations and photos for individual users and families. His website will help you Recover Lost Photos, and is dedicated to photo recovery research. Jake ranks the most efficient photo recovery programs currently available.Source