Can you recover data after formating computer again?

Answer 1

If you saved any files on the SD card after you formatted it, you have almost no chance to restore something. If you used low level formatting don't even try to restore there is no old information anymore.

Answer 2

you can't get the files unless you have a memory stick! ~sorry~ if you don't have a memory stick you should think about going out to the store soon and buy one. The don't cost a lot ( 5.00 to 20.00 ). The if your computer crashes again you have backup. Keep the memory stick plugged in at all time, so you can unplug it ( only if your computer crashes ) . And retrieve it on another computer. ~hopes this help~ If you do have a memory take it out and retrieve it on another computer! bye~! ~i love pugs~

Answer 3

Well,generally speaking,formatting the hard drive makes you lose all your data on it.But actually,you can recover data from formatted hard drive with data recovery software.

Formatting won't make data on the hard drive erase permanently.These data is still stored on the hard drive, they're just invisible or inaccessible.

Tenorshare Data Recovery(for Windows) can recover data after deeply scanning your hard drive to look for lost data you accidentally deleted or formatted. But once your data were overwritten by new ones,they are gone for good.

Nice to Recover Data for Mac is an advanced tool that offers complete recovery solutions in post data loss scenario.It provides absolute results in handling almost all types of logical data loss, including Photo Recovery, Deleted File Recovery ,Deep Scan Recovery and Lost Partition Recovery.

Answer 4

Yes. Formatting a drive essentially means erasing it. If you have your operating system's install disk, you can put it in the disk drive and install it from there. If you don't have one, you can buy a copy of the operating system at a store such as Office Max, or "buy" one online.

Answer 5

Yes formatting a drive doesn't delete the data itself. It only cuts the indexes in the drive to that data. The data remains there until something else writes over it.

Answer 6

Unfortunately, no. Formatting a disk erases any information it holds.