CD ROM is a pre-pressed optical compact disk which is used to store massive data because of its large capacity. However, sometimes, users may find that data are lost. And there are many factors (such as accidental formatting, mistaken deletion and computer virus invasion) that cause data loss. If users accidently wiped CD ROM disc data, they should not feel sorrowful because there is a great chance that they can get data back.

In general, data recovery companies and CD data recovery software can help to retrieve lost data. But, companies will cost much time and money and may leak customers’ privacy. Thus, turning to companies is undesirable. Aiming at this situation, lots of different CD data recovery software comes into being on the internet. Here, users can try MiniTool Power Data Recovery because it has high security and powerful data recovery competence. Next, let’s see how to recover data from CD&DVD disk without influencing the original data.

 

Steps to Recover Accidently Wiped CD ROM Disc Data

 

Users need to download this professional CD data recovery program at first, and then install it on computer, and launch it.

 

 

MiniTool Power Data Recovery is a flexible recovery option that can meet almost all of data loss scenarios (such as mistaken operation). In the main interface, users can see 5 different data recovery modules and the “CD/DVD Recovery” is specially designed to recover lost data and files from CD&DVD disk. To recover accidently wiped CD ROM disc data, users can click this module to open its operating interface like this.

 

 

Now, select the CD disk users would like to recover and click “Full Scan” button to start scanning. After scanning, users can see the following interface.

 

 

In this window, select all desired files which need recovering and click “Save Files” to store them on a safe place. Note: users had better store the recovered files on another drive to avoid overwriting the original data.

See! It’s so easy to restore accidently wiped CD ROM disc data without influencing the original data.