In the age of digital, even our most invaluable memories are limited to a particular memory size. The files stored in these digital formats are open to vulnerabilities, either intentionally or unintentionally.
Some of the common causes of losing your data could be deletion, format errors, hard drive damages, malicious virus attacks, untimely OS crash, partition problems and a whole range of other problems that might cost you a lot.
It doesn’t matter how many back-ups you have for your data, the probability of your data getting erased can never safely be assumed as zero. The situation goes from bad to worse, if have everything ready for your big presentation and your storage device gets auto-formatted when you plug the device.  So, what do you do for such critical situations? Wouldn’t it make your life easier, if you happened to have a free data recovery software?
EaseUS is your personal data recovery software from such awkward scenarios. It helps you in recovering data from diverse storage devices including your internal/external hard drive, USB or memory card, digital camera, mobile phone, music players and other devices.
EaseUS offers a simple 3 steps process to launch, scan and recover your lost files from the platform. The scan be done in two ways; “quick scan” to scan through your whole device in a flash for your lost data or “deep scan” which can be opted to track the lost files if they were formatted/hidden.
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The additional feature enables the user to have a clear preview of the file to be recovered from the junk of lost/deleted data. This ensures that the user can recover only the required data instead of repeating the process of recovering the entire junk and then choosing to delete the unnecessary data again.
Another striking feature of EaseUS is the option to import/export scan data. This saves time of the scan by using the data from the previous scan results as input.
Now that’s how you ensure no data is lost and everything can be recovered !
