Some reasons like sudden misoperation, power outage, virus infection or malware threats will lead to flash drive corruption. And I believe that many users may have encountered with the similar troubles. Under these circumstances, most of the Mac users will be puzzled about how to rescue the data from an unrecognized flash drive.

 

Problem: I have a flash drive that was used primarily on a Mac, and it was ejected improperly. Now when I put it back to the computer, I am surprised to see the prompt information says that the flash drive is corrupted. As the data in the flash drive is vital for me, I am eager to find a way for recovery. I am really in deep trouble and need some urgent help. Is it possible to retrieve data from corrupted flash drive on Mac? If the answer is yes, please recommend me software that can recover my files on Mac.

 

Fortunately, there is a way that can pull these users out. As a professional data recovery utility, MiniTool Mac Data Recovery is the one that can meet users’ needs. It can retrieve all the data from corrupted flash drive in simple steps.

 

Execute Data Retrieval from Corrupted Flash Drive on Mac

 

Download and install the software into the computer. Then launch it to get into the main interface.

 

Choose “Damaged Partition Recovery” module to start unrecognized flash drive recovery on Mac.

 

1. Choose the partition where data loss occurs and click “Full Scan” to continue. After the scanning process is completed, all the lost files will be displayed in the interface.

2. Preview the recovered files and check the ones you want to retrieve. Then, click on “Save” to get the data back. If you follow the above steps in MiniTool Mac Data Recovery, retrieving data from corrupted flash drive on Mac will be easy and simple. You can try it by yourself and good luck!

 

PS: this program supports data recovery from various brands of flash drives (like “Kingston”, “SanDisk”, “Transcend”, etc). Therefore, most of its users view it as the most economical and secure solution for data restoration.