External
hard drives are gaining popularity due to the characters of large capacities,
high speed, portability, ease of use, flexibility and so on. Thus, an
increasing number of people use external hard drives to save data
or share files with others today. However, when they deal with
data from external hard drives on computers, data loss always occurs.
So here is the question: how can Mac users recover deleted files from an
external hard drive? In this article, users will be given a detailed
explanation.
Generally
speaking, professional Mac data recovery software can help users to recover
deleted files on Mac OS. And MiniTool Mac Data Recovery is such a free one.
This data recovery software can be applied on Mac OS X 10.5 and above, and supports
most commonly used file systems like FAT32, NTFS and HFS+, making it possible
to undelete files from an external hard drive on Mac free.
How to Recover
Deleted Files from External Hard Drive on Mac Free
Preparatory work:
1.
Connect
the external hard drive to Mac.
Step
l. Launch MiniTool Mac Data Recovery and users will see the main interface
shown below. Choose Undelete Recovery
module to go on since the file system of external hard drive is FAT32.
Note: If users want to
recover deleted files from HFS+ partition, they need to choose Damaged
Partition Recovery.
Step
2. In this part, users should select the partition that represents the external
hard drive and then click Scan.
Step
3. Choose all desired files and click Save
button. At last, select a safe place to store the recovered files. All deleted
files will be restored in a minute.
Note: The Demo Version of
MiniTool Mac Data Recovery has 1MB data restoration limit, so users should
click the Upgrade button to get a
personal license.
Now
the tutorial on recovering deleted files from external hard drive on Mac free
is finished. Users can download this free Mac data recovery software to have a
try if necessary.
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