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How to Recover Deleted Files from USB Flash Drive


Can I Recover Deleted Files from USB?

"I accidentally deleted some important files from my USB flash drive. I need to get them back. But I don't know how to recover deleted files from USB flash drives. I checked the Recycle Bin but found nothing. Can anyone help me? Thank you very much".

Recover Deleted Files from USB

In fact, if you delete files, they go to the Recycle Bin, so you can recover deleted files from the Recycle Bin directly. However, files deleted from external storage devices such as USB flash drives will not move to the Recycle Bin, they will be permanently deleted.

Don't worry, your deleted files remain on the flash drive. Because the space occupied by deleted files is marked as free space for storing new data. Therefore, there is a chance to recover deleted files from flash drives using professional data recovery software.

How to Recover Deleted Files from USB Flash Drive (Faster)

MyRecover is a professional Windows recovery tool to recover deleted files from USB drives easily. It supports various data loss situations, such as accidental deletion, disk formatting, virus crashes, system crashes, and so on.

In addition, this software is compatible with Windows 11/10/8/7, and Windows Server. It has a high success rate and fast speed.

  • Keep the original file name, format, path, size, and quality for the deleted files from USB drives.
  • Support different brands of USB sticks such as SanDisk, Kingston, Lexar, Samsung, Transcend, ADATA, PNY, etc.
  • Recover 200+ file formats: It can recover deleted Microsoft Word, Excel, PPT, PDF, JPG, MP4, MP3, CDA, ZIP, MSG, RAR, and so on.
  • It will automatically start the quick scan and deep scan to your USB drive and find out all the recoverable deleted USB files.

Now, please follow the simple steps to recover permanently deleted files from USB flash drives via MyRecover.

Step 1. Connect the USB drive to the PC. Download, install, and run MyRecover, Select your USB flash drive and click Start Scan.

Recover Deleted Files from USB

Step 2. It will automatically run Quick Scan and Deep Scan and display all the deleted files from USB drive. To quickly locate the deleted files you want to recover, you can use the Search Box or the Filter feature.

Recover Deleted Files from USB

Tip: You can preview or filter your desired file based on Files Type, Data, Size.

  • File Type: It will include all the file types in the USB flash drive, such as images, videos, documents, mails, webpage, compressed files, etc.
  • Data Modified: It supports today, yesterday, last 7 days, last 30 days, and custom. To recover deleted files in a specific period, try the last option.
  • Size: It allows you to filter file size, including less than 128KB, 128KB ~1MB, 1MB ~ 512MB and above, or custom.

Step 3. You will see a list of data and select the files you want to recover. Then, click Recover x files. It will show the number of files and the total file size.

Recover Deleted Files from USB

Step 4. Then, choose a new location instead of the original location to save the files to store these recovered data and click Select Folder to confirm it.

Recover Deleted Files from USB

MyRecover is capable of recover permanently deleted files from USB flash drive for free. If you want to enjoy unlimited data recovery, you can upgrade to MyRecover Pro/Tech.

Also, you can recover deleted files from external hard drives, memory cards, HDDs, SDDs, etc.

Final Thoughts

In this article, you can learn a quick and easy way to recover deleted files from USB flash drives. Even if you've emptied the recycle bin or permanently deleted files, MyRecover is your friend. Also, it effortlessly recovers deleted data from various devices like USB flash drives, HDDs, SSDs, external hard drives, and SD cards.

Keep your files safe by using AOMEI Backupper Standard, especially for Windows users. It's free, sets up automatic backups easily, and, if you go for the advanced versions, lets you clear out old backups to free up space on your backup disk.