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Yeah, seen this with dying SD cards. Even if most files copy fine, a few get messed up.

Some of my photos randomly turning corrupt after transfer. Any ideas?

Then chances drop a lot. You *can* try an android data recovery scan from a PC, but don’t expect miracles on modern Android.

Yeah… installed a few apps before I realized files were missing

Important question: did you keep using the phone after setup? Installing apps overwrites deleted storage fast.

WhatsApp media might still be in Drive if chat backup was on. Screenshots are usually gone unless Photos backup was active.

 

Mostly screenshots and WhatsApp images. Some camera pics too.

Also depends where the photos were. Camera folder vs random folders behave differently after a reset.

You probably had partial sync on. Google backs up app data and contacts by default, photos need Photos backup enabled separately.

That makes sense, but why didn’t photos come back too? I swear I never turned backup on.

Apps + contacts usually sync from your Google account silently. That part isn’t real “recovery”, it’s just re-sync.

Woke up to my Android asking me to set it up like new. Apps and contacts came back automatically, but a bunch of folders (downloads, photos) are gone. No manual backup done. How did *some* stuff come back but not everything?

If CHKDSK and formatting didn’t work, try data recovery software, such as stellar data recovery.

Stellar Data Recovery (Recommended):

– Free scan first

– Connect SD card

– Scan → Preview files → Recover to PC

– 85-95% success for SD corruption

  • This reply was modified 1 week, 4 days ago by Jace Elric.

yes, corrupted microSD cards can usually be fixed.

Quick fixes to try:

CHKDSK: Run chkdsk X: /f /r in Command Prompt (X = SD letter)

DiskPart: Clean + reformat (if no data needed)

Files gone? Use Stellar Data Recovery

Free scan first

Preview before buying

85-95% success rate for SD cards

Stellar’s your helping hand when others fail. Try CHKDSK first, then Stellar if files matter. Works fast!

Yes, Stellar Data Recovery can likely save your corrupted USB boot drive. Since you pulled it during installation, it has corrupted partition/boot sector—but your files are probably still there.

 

Simple Steps with Stellar:

Download Stellar Data Recovery Free (scan without purchase)

 

Connect your USB drive

 

Select USB → “Scan for Lost Data”

 

Preview files (see what it finds)

 

Recover to your PC (first 1GB free)

 

Why Stellar Works Best Here:

Specializes in bootable USB recovery

Handles Linux/Windows partition corruption

Preview before buying (no risk)

85-95% success rate for partition issues like yours

Don’t Format—it will erase everything permanently.

Takes 5-15 minutes. Try the free scan first and let me know what files it finds! Stellar’s USB recovery is

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