Navigate to the folder where your files were.ĭeleted files and directories are displayed in red. Select the partition that was holding the lost files and choose Undelete.Select the partition table type - usually the default value is the correct one as TestDisk auto-detects the partition table type.Partition table type selection TestDisk displays the partition table types. MacOS If available, use raw device /dev/rdisk* instead of /dev/disk* for faster data transfer.
Use up/down arrow keys to select your hard drive with the lost partition/s. Choose Create unless you have a reason to append data to the log or if you execute TestDisk from read only media and can't create it elsewhere.Īll hard drives should be detected and listed with the correct size by TestDisk. With ext3 and ext4, it's possible to find the names of the deleted files but the location of the deleted data isn't available anymore, so even if ext3/ext4 is similar to ext2, it's not possible to recover lost files using TestDisk. It has been superseded by ext3 and ext4, so it's not found often now. If the data area hasn't been overwritten by a new file, the file is recoverable.ĮxFAT can be found on large memory card, large USB keys and hard disk.Įxt2 is a Linux filesystem. When a file is deleted, the filename is marked as deleted and the data area as unallocated/free, but TestDisk can read the deleted directory entry and find where the file began. 
TestDisk: undelete file for FAT, exFAT, ext2įAT is mainly used on memory cards from digital cameras and on USB keys.
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