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Data Recovery Wizard

lives up to its name

by Frank Bollinger, ORCOPUG

I was viewing a friend's camera memory card on my laptop

PC recently when the card suddenly became unreadable.

The story had a happy ending when the Data Recovery

Wizard (DRW) from www.easeus.com successfully recov-

ered the photos, but it took a couple days of troubleshooting

and the lessons learned are worth sharing. Here's the story:

As part of a group project in a photography class, I was

organizing photos taken by the other team members. I had

just finished viewing a teammate's SD card on my laptop

and tried to copy the appropriate photos. At this point, the

computer would no longer read the card. Instead, it dis-

played a message saying the card needed to be formatted

before use. Since you should never format a camera mem-

ory card in a computer and formatting erases (logically if

not physically) the contents, that would have been the worst

action to take.

I next tried reading the card in two other computers, with

similar results. After some investigation using Windows

utilities (If interested: Control Panel – System and Security

– Administrative Tools – Computer Management – Disk

Management in Windows 8), I discovered that the SD card

had a File System of “RAW.” Normally, it should be

FAT32 or, possibly, NTFS.

In this context, RAW has nothing to do with RAW photos.

Instead, it means there is no recognizable file organization

on a drive (such as hard drives, flash drives, and memory

cards). As a result, the computer cannot identify any files

on the drive. I hadn't done anything unusual, simply view-

ing and attempting to copy some of the photos from the

card. But, here I was, having possibly destroyed my friend's

SD card and lost her photos.

Thanks to the Internet, I could see that this problem has

occurred before and there are software products that claim

to fix it. I tried three of them. One didn't work at all. An-

other spent some time crunching the card, then asked for

payment before displaying the results. I decided to keep

looking and found DRW. There were online ratings ranging

from delighted to disappointed. However, easeus.com had

been mentioned favorably in a technical publication I read,

so I downloaded DRW and gave it a try. DRW was easy to

use and appears to have recovered the files completely.

You can recover up to 2 GB of files for free. Beyond that,

you are expected to purchase the program for $69.95. I've

seen problems like this twice before and was unable to re-

cover any files either time. I'm delighted, and relieved, that

DRW worked so well and will be buying it the next time I

encounter a problem like this. 

The Demise of the Digital Camera

By Jerry Schneir, Member, Los Angeles Computer Society,

California

www.lacspc.org editor@lacspc.org

CRCC Page - 1

FEBRUARY 2015

VOLUME 25

NUMBER 2

PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE

LAKE HAVASU CITY, AZ

NEWSLETTER

CONTENTS

Data Recovery …...….……...…….…...........

Demise of the Digital Camera ….……...…....

A Robot Shrunk my Job! ……..……….........

Memorable Travel Photos …...……….….....

Old school phone ………………….……….

OTG Cable ……...………...…....…………..

Merging Photos ………….………………....

Member Application ………….………...….

Treasurer Report ............................................

Regular Meeting Minutes …...........................

NEXT REGULAR MEETING

Tuesday, February 10, 2015, 1:30 PM

At Mohave County Library

1770 McCulloch Blvd. Rm-B

“Digital Photography”

with Bill Youug

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

1:30 PM New Users Group meeting !

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Data Recovery Wizard lives up to its name by Frank Bollinger, ORCOPUG I was viewing a friend's camera memory card on my laptop PC recently w

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