Hard drives are volatile storage media used to store and provide quick access to large amounts of data in a computer. Hard drive is an internal storage device that stores all system files and user documents including your operating system files. A hard disk can store megabyte, gigabyte or terabyte of data depending upon its capacity. Sometimes when you don’t have space in your internal computer hard drive, you can store information in an external hard disk.
You can also make use of an external hard drives, to keep back-up of your important documents. Hard drives store vital information from, virtually, every aspect of the user's life (E.g. official data, business documents, personal files, audios, videos and photos, etc). Computer hard drive carries all the vital information of a user and the mere thought of data corruption can be worrisome.
Corruption of a hard drive is a factor which may results in loss of your priceless data stored on it. Like any other storage components the hard drive of your computer might also get corrupted due to a number of reasons, including hardware problems, operating system errors, system crashes, improper shutdowns, human errors etc. Some of the signs of corrupted hard disk drive are missing files, slow access, program crash, system doesn’t boot, and system freezes. Alternatively, when the hard disk is in good state and the files are deleted on Windows 7 from it then those files approach Recycle Bin to get saved. If in case, the Recycle Bin files are deleted then also there is data loss but you can recover the deleted files from Recycle Bin & that is by using Seagate Recovery software.
Use Seagate Recovery Tool to Recover Data from Corrupted Seagate Hard Drive:
If your hard drive has experienced a data corruption error, it's important to correct the problem in order to access your files. One of the best ways to recover your corrupted hard drive is using hard disk recovery software. You can perform recovery process easily by using hard drive recovery software that can recover lost documents from formatted hard drive with a few mouse clicks. The application recovers data from SATA, SCSI, and IDE drive within a short period of time. In addition to this, it is capable of performing seagate external hard drive file recovery and also includes restoration of data from Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 and Free Agent hard drive. This utility is designed with powerful algorithms which helps you to restore data after hard drive crash due to Master Boot Record corruption and occurrence of errors during file system conversion. This utility can retrieve data from dead hard drive and any storage media and also supports Windows Operating System.
Have you ever used Seagate 7200.12 internal hard drives? Even though these hard drives are much powerful in terms of data storage, data can still lost from these drives due to several reasons. But don't worry, you can perform data recovery from Seagate 7200.12 hard disk drives in a hassle-free manner with the help of this recovery tool.
Step (i): Download and install the free version of Partition Recovery tool on your PC. After successful installation, launch the software. In the Main Screen, select “Recover Partitions” option. Then, the tool shows all the logical and physical disk drives available in the system. Choose the appropriate physical disk and click "Scan" option
Figure A: Main Window
Step (ii): Now, the tool scans the physical hard disk to find deleted, and lost partitions. Once scanning is complete, it displays a list of found partitions. Select the required partition, which you want to recover and hit "Scan" button to initiate the recovery process from a partition.
Figure B: Select Corrupted Partition
Step (iii): Now, the software scans the selected partition to regain it's files back. Wait for the scanning to get complete. Upon the completion of scanning process, a list of recovered files are displayed. You can view the recovered files in Data View, and File Type View.
Figure D: Recovered Files in Data Type & File Type View
Step (v): At last, if you are satisfied with the tool, then activate the license key of the tool and select the destination drive to save the recovered files.
Figure D: Save Recovered Files