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Sorry no chance on that, the micro sd card is essentially the storage chip, if this is damaged then at present there is no fix.
I had some video recordings that i accidentally wrote over with OBS, i tried using R Studio but the files are too big for the demo version, I can see that they are recoverable and where they were last seen. Is there a way to recover without having to pay the 80$ license?
I had the similar issue with my SD card. Can someone tell me what is it?
Hi I really hope someone can help me. My micro sd card broke a little halfway and now when I put it inside my camera (elph 360) it says memory card locked. Is there any chance of recovery?
If the files are important, stop using the affected drive as much as possible first.
For recovery software, I’ve had good experiences with Stellar Data Recovery. It can recover deleted or corrupted files from Windows PCs, formatted drives, and even systems affected by update issues or crashes. The preview feature is useful because you can check files before restoring them.
Honestly my biggest fear with failed updates is losing files. A bad update corrupted one of my folders earlier this year and I couldn’t open half my documents afterward.
Does anyone know a good data recovery tool for Windows?
A lot of users are getting nervous because Windows 11 updates have had a rough run recently with boot issues, Wi-Fi bugs, and File Explorer problems. Microsoft says they’re focusing more on reliability now and trying to improve update quality.
That explains a lot. Mine restarted twice and then spent forever on “Working on updates.” I almost force-shut the PC because I thought it crashed.
Yep, Microsoft actually addressed this recently. Apparently some newer Windows 11 updates may reboot more than once because they include Secure Boot certificate updates in the background. It can look like the update is stuck or failing, but Microsoft says it’s expected behavior.
Anyone else seeing weird behavior during Windows 11 updates lately? My PC restarted multiple times and sat on a black screen for ages. I seriously thought the update failed 😅
Same here. Microsoft apparently optimized explorer.exe and reduced unnecessary memory usage. They also fixed some long-standing File Explorer glitches and improved navigation performance
About time 😅
My File Explorer used to freeze randomly when opening folders with lots of files. Also had that weird white flash in dark mode. After the update, it definitely feels more responsive.
Looks like it. Microsoft recently rolled out the KB5083631 update for Windows 11, and a lot of users are noticing improvements. Reports mention fixes for memory leaks, Explorer reliability issues, and slow system startup.
Just updated my Windows 11 PC and honestly it already feels smoother. Startup time is faster and File Explorer isn’t lagging like before. Did Microsoft finally fix those performance issues everyone kept complaining about?
I heard DMDE is free up till 4000 files. Also did you preview the files or checked the Hex of the files you wanna recover?