Hurry!! I cut all the photos from my camera s memory card to my computer, and

Don't worry, there are always more ways than difficulties, let's think of a way.

First of all, your card hasn't been photographed or written to any file since it was "cut" (very important).

Secondly, your photo should be overlaid with the same name. We'll talk about that later.

EasyRecovery or.

finalrecovery

The reason is that if you use "cut" to transfer data, for the computer you execute the command "copy to the destination and delete the source file", for the card, it is simply deleted! Therefore, it is completely possible to get back photos with "data recovery software".

On the other hand, it is stored on the hard disk, and it should never be saved on the card, in case it fails, it will not be regretted (i.e., the card must not be written to the data until the data is recovered!). This is the key to a successful recovery! ）。

Here's how the camera sets the file name. In order to avoid duplicate file names overwriting the previous **, there is generally an option of "consecutive file names", it is recommended to select this (different cameras may say differently) to prevent the possibility of overwriting important ** again.

Your camera may use the date as the folder name, and then use the sequence number taken that day as the name of the photo, so the photo has the same name, and when you copy the file, it will be overwritten

This is very troublesome, if you throw it to the **station, you can also recover,It is generally impossible to recover if your**is very important, you can only ask a professional data recovery company to help you do it, and the fee will be very high

Covered. No way. It doesn't make much sense to recover the hard drive either. Condolences. It means that you are setting a rename in the camera, not a continuous name.

This is a protective mechanism for the camera, and when it thinks it has been modified, even if it is copied back, it will be considered an alien creature and will not be displayed.

It is recommended to buy a card reader, and when needed, connect directly to the computer to view it, after all, there are not many photos that are returned to the camera.

I guess you cut the entire folder into your computer, and then copied back to the jpg** file, without the original folder, so that the camera can't recognize it.

Solution: You can take a picture of a blank card first, then read the card in the computer, copy the required ** in the layer of the **file (jpg format), and put it back in the camera to be recognized.

You format the camera memory card and do it in Antivirus.

Are you sure it's saved to your computer? If it's not to store anything in the computer first, I'll give you a data recovery software and you can restore it, give me QQ and I'll send it to you.

Just use EasyRecovery to recover it, be careful not to store anything in the card...

Use the software finaldata (I personally think it's better) to view the memory card, click on the recovery, and you're good to go. Before that, be careful not to read or write to the memory card.

It's all possible. Cutting is equivalent to copying + deleting, and it is no different from ordinary deletion.

Reinstalling the system, even if it is formatted, there is also the possibility of recovery.

There are a lot of online recovery software, try a few more.

But don't hope too much.

Yes, find someone to repair the computer and recover the data in the computer. It can also be restored. Ask a few more, the fees vary greatly.

Oh first of all, I regret it, only to recover from the camera card to see. Don't use free software, otherwise it can't be recovered, not to mention that it will be completely scrapped, it's really that important, just spend some money, it should be okay, it's not a big problem. There is little hope that the system will be redone on the computer.

Or it's okay.

After deleting the original picture, don't take pictures with the camera, hurry up and take out the memory card, it is recommended to find a professional hard drive data repairer to recover. Or if you think that soap chips are not particularly important, you can recover from the next easyrecovery on the Internet, I have used the cracked version, and it's okay. Hope it helps the landlord.

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Because you just saved the shortcut, and now the original image has been deleted for you, there is no way to use the shortcut key, the shortcut key is to let you open the metafile faster and conveniently.

Hehe, insert your camera card into the card reader, and then find a data recovery software, such as Final Data, to recover the data on the camera card.

It's best to stop using the camera. Use EasyRecovery Professional data recovery software to get your photos back. Generally, it can recover more than 98%.

So don't worry. I won't just find someone who can do it, don't let me do it half-heartedly.

Sometimes you set a hidden folder, insert the camera hard drive on the computer, and then right-click to display the system files + folder, then the hidden folder will appear.

The whole data recovery software recovers it, it's nothing. It is best to transfer backup files by copying them to avoid unnecessary trouble.

It may be poisoned, try to recover first.

The method is in my space.

If this is the case, the system will automatically scan the hard drive by default, and the files will be restored but renamed and moved to the sequence folder under the current drive letter. You can browse these folders with acdsee (on"Show hidden files"Options).Then rename the file with the preview image, which is usually set to *

jpg.

Usually this is the case"Losses"The file will not be recalled by disk file repair software because of the file itself"It still exists", just changed the suffix and changed the directory.

If you can't even get into the system, you can disassemble the hard disk to someone else's machine as a data disk, repair it with easyrecovery, and recover most of the files (it is recommended to use the raw way to retrieve it, and then consider repairing the disk allocation table and other errors), but, at the same time, there are a large number of invalid files that are restored, and the cleaning process will be"The task is daunting"Target.

No, if it's already cut, it's already on the computer, and if it's cut halfway, half of it will remain in the digital camera.

Look for it.

That's not enough, go buy a new power supply.

The voltage of your power supply is not enough.

If it's very important and your computer doesn't write files anymore, you can spend money on a data recovery company to get the files back from the hard drive.

The premise is that you want to make sure that ** has been imported to the computer and has not written new files, copied, pasted, etc.

Smash the camera to deflat.

Just blow it and buy a camera again.

Just copy the past according to the **.

As far as I know, there is no way, because it is caused by a power outage, you go and ask the computer engineer, it is best to keep the computer as it is recently, and use the copy function more in the future.

Try it with EasyRecovery, and if it doesn't work, it's all right.

Without.

Computer engineer, I don't think I can get it back for you.

I guess you'd better take a new photo.

Never write anything in the partition where you put it, EasyRecovery Professional is a software that can get back what you need. RecoverMyPhotos is also available, it is a software dedicated to finding accidental deletions**.