How to Recover Data from Seagate Goflex Home Hard Drive?

Seagate GoFlex is a portable external hard drive which stores files like movies, music, photos, official documents, business reports, project details, etc. It has 1 TB of data storage capacity. Seagate GoFlex includes illuminated capacity gauge and fits to any desktop environment for both horizontal and vertical orientation. In spite of having all these advantages, sometimes files stored on this Seagate GoFlex Home device can be lost because of some unavoidable reasons. One such factor is accidental deletion of files from Seagate GoFlex when connected to computer for accessing data. What would be next step after losing vital data? Are you tensed up and thinking about how to recover data from Seagate GoFlex Home hard drive? Well, don’t have to worry!! This problem can be solved by using Recover Seagate software that helps you to retrieve Seagate GoFlex Home data successfully within few minutes.

Seagate file recovery tool is fully automated and it’s advanced scanning engine that deeply scans the drive to locate deleted or lost files and then help to restore all vital data from Seagate GoFlex using its file signature. Before we move on to know more about Seagate restoration program, let us have a concise discussion on causes that lead to loss / deletion of files from Seagate GoFlex Home.

Common causes for data loss from Seagate GoFlex Home:

• By mistake, if you format Seagate GoFlex Home partitions or format the drive intentionally due to its corruption, then in both cases you will end up with erasure of all the files stored on it.
• During file transfer from Seagate GoFlex Home to system hard drive or vice versa, if there is any sort of interruption due to abrupt shutdown of system, incorrect connection, power failure, etc. then it results in loss of files from Seagate GoFlex Home external hard disk that are associated for data transfer.
• Intrusion of viruses on Seagate external hard disk would cause corruption of its file system, which in turn makes all the stored data inaccessible resulting in data loss.

Seagate Recovery - Free Software to Recover Data from Seagate Goflex Home Hard Drive:

You must be careful enough to handle Seagate GoFlex external hard drive. Immediately after data loss, it is recommended to stop using Seagate GoFlex external hard drive as files that are lost from that device are not gone forever. Still, it is possible to recover data from Seagate GoFlex Home drive with the help of our proficient Seagate Recovery software until it is overwritten with new data. This software can also be used to effectively perform Seagate RAW partition recovery on both Windows and Mac OS based systems.

NOTE: Once files are deleted/lost from your Seagate Goflex hard drive, and if you want to recover those files, then immediately stop further usage of the hard drive. Actually, when the files are deleted from Seagate Goflex Home hard drive, only the memory space occupied by the files just deleted/lost, are freedup and made available for new files to be saved. Unless and untill the new files are not saved in that memory location of the hard drive, you can easily restore deleted files back from Seagate Goflex Home hard drive. If the deleted files are replaced with new files on Seagate hard drive, then it's impossible to regain those files back.

Key Features of Seagate Recovery software:

• Seagate Recovery tool is built with simple GUI that helps even a non technical user to perform recovery of files from Seagate GoFlex home without any assistance.
• Seagate restoration program proves to be the best recovery tool as it is recommended by highly skilled professionals and also reviewed by customers for delivering high end performance.
• The software supports data recovery from Seagate GoFlex Home on different versions of Windows OS such as Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows Vista, etc.
• With the aid of Seagate data retrieval application, you can easily perform recovery of files from Seagate GoFlex Home on Mac OS like Mac Yosemite, Mavericks, Lion, Leopard, Snow Leopard, etc.
• The software is trustworthy, virus free, which ensures no further damage will be caused to your disk.
• In addition to Seagate external drives, it can also be used to restore Seagate internal hard drive data and from other storage devices like memory card, iPods, digital cameras, etc. within quick span of time.
• By using this recovery software, one can get back any type of files such as documents, pictures, songs, videos, etc.

Requirements: Microsoft Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2003 and 2008

Steps to recover data from Seagate GoFlex Home:

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 Goflex home logical drive from where files has to be recovered, and click "Scan" option

Figure A: Main Window

Requirements: Microsoft Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2003 and 2008

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

Requirements: Microsoft Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2003 and 2008

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 (iv): 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