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Many users prefer Samsung hard drives over other brands for its proven capabilities and reliability. However, whether it's a Samsung or any other brand, one thing is certain. They are all subject to data loss problems every so often. But with the help of Remo Recover, Samsung HDD recovery can be performed under any data loss situation.
Remo Recover software presents to you the simplest and most affordable way to recover data. You don't need to send your hard drives to recovery centers and spend thousands of dollars. Remo offers a simple DIY mechanism through which any user can perform data recovery cost-effectively.
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Samsung HDD recovery using Remo Recover
Remo Recover allows data recovery from formatted, reformatted, partitioned, inaccessible, or RAW Samsung hard drives. Integrated with Automated Dual Scan Technologies, the tool performs sector-level scans to recover entire data from your Samsung HDDs and SSDs.
An exclusive recovery algorithm integrated with Dynamic Recovery View and Instant Data Sorting process makes it easier to locate data within a fraction of time.
The powerful drive identifiers of the Remo Recover tool make it possible to recover data from a wide range of Samsung hard drives such as Samsung HM321Hi, HD154UI, HM641JI, HM500JI, M8 ST1000LM024, and many more models.
In addition to Samsung HDD recovery, it can also be used for WD hard drive data recovery, Toshiba, Iomega, LaCie, and other hard drives. Also supports recovery of data from unbootable drives.
How to Recover Data from Samsung Hard drive?
1. Download Remo Recover Software on your computer containing Samsung hard drive.
2. Complete the installation of software and run the application by double clicking on the icon created in the desktop.
3. Select the appropriate drive / partition indicating your Samsung hard disk and click Scan button to begin the scanning process.
4. After completion of the scanning process, the tool returns a list of recovered files in Dynamic Recovery View.
5. Preview of files recovered from Samsung Hard Drive.
6. Select the files that you want to recover from Samsung hard drive.
7. Finally specify the destination where you wish to store the recovered files and Save them by clicking on the OK button.
- Hard Drive Corruption: When Samsung hard drive gets corrupted due to increased number of bad sectors, it will not respond to any read and write operation. Hence, data present in it will become inaccessible and Remo Recover can be used for Samsung HDD recovery in this case.
- Formatting: If you have formatted your hard drive, use Remo Recover to recover data from Samsung hard drives that are formatted
- OS reinstallation: Remo can also be used in situations like a severe crash or BSOD error that may lead you to reinstall the OS or reset your system. If you don't have a backup before you reinstall, all your data will be lost.
- Inaccessible/RAW drives: Remo Recover can also be used for Samsung hard drive recovery from RAW/inaccessible drives due to severe corruption.
- Accidental Deletion: Unknowingly deleting important files or using 'Shift + Delete' key for deletion will cause permanent deletion, even in this case Remo Recover can be used.
- External Threats: If Samsung hard drive gets infected from external threats like harmful viruses, then it will damage entire structure due to which data available in drive cannot be accessed. Remo Recover can be used even in these cases.
How to backup your Samsung hard-drive data?
- Connect the external hard disk drive on to the Samsung OS
- Copy the files from the Samsung hard-drive to the external hard-drive
- Once the you have copied the files onto the external hard-drive, remove the external disk carefully
- In case of any data loss scenario, you will have a backup of your Samsung drive
1. Recuva Software
Recuva Data Recovery is a user-friendly software that allows you to quickly restore data from any external hard drive. This tool, which is similar to the Remo External Hard Drive Recovery, is made with advanced scanning algorithms to recover data in a variety of data loss circumstances, including deletion, corruption, formatting, etc.
2. Easeus Data Recovery Wizard
Another tool for data recovery is Easeus Data Recovery Wizard. This software makes it simple to recover files from various storage devices, including USBs, SD cards, and external hard drives. In contrast to Recuva, this program enables recovery from a specific location, such as the desktop, recycle bin, etc.
Samsung has two internal programs for managing SSDs and transferring data known as Samsung Data Migration and Samsung Magician. The fact that none of these applications support Samsung disc recovery should be noted.
Samsung Data Migration is solely for moving data from your PC to a Samsung SSD. It lacks any additional capabilities, such as management or data recovery. Samsung Magician can help you manage, improve, and keep an eye on the condition of your Samsung SSD. Yet again, it is useless for Samsung SSD data recovery.
Samsung Magician can help you manage, improve, and keep an eye on the condition of your Samsung SSD. Yet again, it is useless for Samsung SSD data recovery. The program can be used to properly monitor the condition of your SSD and prevent data loss by making a backup copy of your files when it identifies problems. However, the program makes no attempt at data recovery. Additionally, it offers very little assistance for SSDs made by other companies.
NOTE: Samsung Magician tool works only on internal SSDs and lacks any assistance with external hard drives or SSDs manufactured by other companies.
What can you do if your Samsung HDD is corrupt or unreadable?
Your computer may not detect a corrupt Samsung HDD and might not be able to read it, making data recovery impossible. However, you can still try DIY Samsung hard drive data recovery methods listed below to fix your unreadable Samsung hard drive.
To begin with, we will first check if the device shows up with Device Manager:
- Type Device Manager into the Windows Search box.
- Expand the Disk drives section in Device Manager.
- Try to find your Samsung drive. If you could locate your Samsung hard drive listed in Device Manager, data recovery tools like Remo Recover will be able to help in recovering lost data from the drive.
Additionally, there are a few techniques you can employ to make your Samsung storage drive readable if it is not showing up in Device Manager as well:
1. Run the Windows Troubleshooter:
Windows offers a wide range of diagnostic tools to examine and resolve hardware problems. One such tool is Windows Troubleshooter. Here's how to use the Windows Troubleshooter to fix unreadable Samsung devices:
- Type cmd into Windows Search.
- Select Run as Administrator from the context menu when you right-click on Command Prompt.
- Enter the command msdt.exe -id DeviceDiagnostic into the console. Then press Enter and click on Next.
- Wait for the tool to detect problems and apply fixes if any necessary problems show up, then click on Close. This will help you fix any problems related to your hard drives.
2. Try Updating Disk Drivers
If your drive is visible in Device Manager but not in Windows Explorer, you should update the drivers. Simply follow the steps below to Update Drivers:
- Launch Device Manager.
- Expand the section of Disk drives by double-clicking on it.
- Select Update driver from the menu of your Samsung drive.
- Select Search for drivers automatically.
Windows will automatically download and install the most recent driver updates.
Conclusion:
If you carefully follow the instructions in the sections above, you should have no trouble recovering all of your lost data from a Samsung hard drive. However, preventing data loss in the first place is the best way to handle it. Therefore, always regularly back up your data using the Samsung Magician tool for future data recovery from your SSDs.
