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How To Recover Files From Corrupted USB Drive

The method is very simple and easy and depends on a cool recovery CMD trick that will let you to recover all files easily from your corrupted USB drive where you can’t unable to access files. Just follow some simple steps below to proceed.

  1. First of all Insert your drive in computer and press Windows button and type

  2. Now right click on Command Prompt and select Run as admin.

  3. Now there type Chkdsk f: /r where f is the drive letter and which can be different in your computer which you can check in Computer.

  4.  Now files and folders verifying process will starts and you can will see the process in percents there.

  5. Id you receive error that your drive is not windows XP drive then simply enter Y there.

  6. Now when the process completes it will ask you for Convert Lost Chains into Files , simply answer yes.

  7. Thats it your files will automatically start displaying in your Drive storage.

  If you see no items in your USB drive then simply type “.” (dot without quotes)in search box top right corner and hit enter.
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