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Written By: Ontrack
Date Published: 03 November 2023 08:47:34 EDT
USB keys were specifically designed to withstand the stresses of transport. However, this does not mean that they are entirely unsusceptible to physical damage.
Physical damage can prevent your USB drive from being detected by a computer. When this happens, it is best to entrust your USB drive to a data recovery expert, who will be able to recover your data in a cleanroom environment.
If you plug your USB key in and you receive the message, “USB drive not recognised” there could be a problem with the operating system. If this is the case, try to update the device driver. After doing this, if your USB drive is still not recognised, the operating system may be failing to assign a letter to your USB drive. In this case, try to repair the malfunction via ‘Disk Management’. If these solutions fail to work, download a data recovery software.
Follow these three steps to recover your data:
1. Download the EasyRecovery software – plug in your USB key and launch the software. You will be asked to select your storage medium from a list. Choose the USB key. Before you start the recovery, make sure you have a secure location to save the recovered files.
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