I have a thumbdrive that I use to transfer data between PC. My colleague mistakenly plugged it into his Mac. Since then, the data cannot be read on both PC and Mac. It just shows on the screen that the thumbdrive is not formatted. What can I do to recover the information? Any ideas?
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can you see the data in Windows 2000/XP ? If can , I think you can copy the data out.limhousen said:
I am using OnlyDisk 32 MB by Netac. www.netac.com
No, I cannot see my information because now both computers see the thumbdrive as unformatted. I speculate that the data is still intact. Just that the systems cannot read it now.
No, I cannot see my information because now both computers see the thumbdrive as unformatted. I speculate that the data is still intact. Just that the systems cannot read it now.
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Filerecovery for Windows® is a safe and affordable do-it-yourself data recovery solution that is designed to recover deleted files from all types of media such as Hard Drives, Floppy Drives, SmartMedia, CompactFlash, Memory Sticks, and other types of removable media.
Thanks for all the responses. Nothing I tried can recover anything. I finally decided to format it. At least can still use the drive.
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