I have lost set of images that I was moving from my Windows system to USB pen drive. All that caused this troublesome situation was abruptly pulling out the pen drive in middle of the process. Incomplete transfer process ended up in missing of all selected photos. Is there any possible method to rescue moved photos? Kindly suggest your valuable tips.
Moving photos from one location to another is one of the most frequently carried out processes. On Windows systems, users move photos from one location to another location using Cut and Paste option. Or one may use bMove to' option on selected images to transfer photos from Windows system hard drive to alternate storage devices. But, while moving images of huge file size, users may encounter various scenarios like:
- Sudden system shutdown/power surge
- Abruptly pulling out externally connected storage media
- Insufficient space on destination drive to hold moved photos
All these instances may end up in missing pictures that were being moved. But, lost photos are not permanently removed and it can be recovered back with ease by employing good photo retrieval software like Yodot.
Moved pictures recovery software:
Lost photos during a file transfer? Yodot Photo Recovery is your top Windows tool to restore JPEG, PNG, BMP, RAW images (NEF, CR2, DNG, etc.), and other media like music and videos from incomplete transfers, virus attacks, or accidental drive removal.
Steps to regain lost moved photos on Windows:
- Download and install Yodot Photo Recovery tool to Windows system (not on the same location from where your files are missing)
- Run the utility by following instructions
- Click on Lost Photo Recovery option to extract missing images
- Select the drive / partition from which photos are lost
- In file types choose "Picture" option
- You will get list of restored image files in "File Type View" and "Data View"
- Preview recovered photos using "Preview" option
- If you are satisfied with recovery results, save files on safe location (not on the place from where it retrieved)
Things to keep in mind:
- Do not use Cut and Paste option to move important pictures
- Avoid interruptions while transferring images from Windows system to external storage devices or vice-versa
