How to Retrieve Deleted Video Files from Hard Drive?

One fine morning you have switched on your computer to start your work. While working you found it difficult to search for few files related to work. Hence, you thought of moving all personal data to another drive and you kept on moving your data using “Cut” option, so that you need not delete it later. While selecting videos you followed same procedure which you have applied for all files; but unfortunately after opting “Cut” option, you deleted those videos using “Shift + Delete” before pasting them to the specific drive. This improper operation resulted in loss of precious videos from your hard drive. In such circumstances you may conclude that you have lost your precious videos permanently from computer hard drive.

Well, take it easy!!! Accidental deletion is the most common action that causes data loss from computer hard drive. Many times, you may incautiously or unknowingly delete videos from your system which later appears to be important. But it’s just temporary and you will get back your videos soon if you do not use your hard drive after data loss.

Video file loss scenarios:

• To clean up your computer, you may decide to remove unneeded files from hard drive. But one may not check properly while deleting and erase important videos along with the unwanted one
• Antivirus software can be utilized to remove viruses from computer hard disk, but sometimes without any notification it may delete important videos that contains viruses
• Many users make use of Command Prompt to search for hidden files and while searching, one may unintentionally delete precious videos. Video deleted in this manner does not get stored in Recycle Bin
• In case you delete bulk videos at once, then it might bypass Recycle Bin as its size is only 10% of the hard drive space and it does not hold files whose size is larger than its capacity

Many professional exports suggest keeping backup of important files before performing any operation with hard drive or other storage media. But you may forget to maintain backup and even if you create it, you may not remember to update it frequently. In such case, the last and best option left with you to get back deleted videos is to use suitable video recovery software.

Deleted video recovery tool

Yodot Photo Recovery software is amazing media recovery software which helps you in retrieving deleting videos from your computer hard drive. Its intensive scanning process promises rapid recovery of deleted videos from system hard disk or any storage media on Windows OS. It classifies recovered videos in an easy to select manner according to its file extensions, date and size. With the assistance of this photo recovery software, you can restore digital photos, videos, audio files and other files from hard drives, memory cards, external hard drives, iPods, multimedia players, flash drives and other storage drives on Windows computer. This program is 100% virus free and can rescue your deleted video perfectly with the same quality as it was before deletion. It has easy to use graphical interface, so that even amateur can use it to recover media files without facing any obstacles.

Guidelines to extract videos deleted from computer hard drive:

• Download Yodot Photo Recovery software and install it to your computer
• As soon as the installation process gets completed, launch it to begin the video recovery process
• Once the main screen emerges, you can see two options which are “Deleted Photo Recovery” and “Lost Photo Recovery”
• Select the option “Deleted Photo Recovery” in order to move to next step
• Choose partition or entire hard drive from where you want to restore deleted videos
• In the next window, you could see recoverable file types listed by software
• Make your selection otherwise click on “Skip” to select all file types by default
• The application now starts scanning and displays recovered file list after completion of drive scanning in “Data View” and “File Type View” views
• Preview video files and at last save desired video files to a location you prefer on hard drive