DISK DATA RECOVERY

Many people will put a question mark on how to complete USB file recovery for Mac. Certainly, it is not an easy task for ordinary users. But, things will be different if you have MiniTool Mac Data Recovery. We suggest you to download free edition of this Mac data recovery software immediately and then experience its performance in person.
 

 
As you know, data loss might happen to you at any time due to various reasons, such as mistaken deletion/formatting, sudden power failure and unexpected virus attack. You may lose some or all of the files saved on your USB device. Knowing this, we suggest all people to backup important files on a regular basis (the time interval shouldn’t be too long) and pay more attention to their operations when using the USB device.
 
Though above ways can help users greatly avoid data damage and data leakage, it’s crucial to be aware of the fact that data loss still happens frequently to USB device users. Any improper operations could lead to users losing significant data and then suffering from great losses.
 
Thus, we’ll teach you the way to finish USB file recovery for Mac with the help of MiniTool Mac Data Recovery.
 

 

How to Recover Deleted Files from USB on Mac

Here, we’ll take deleted USB file recovery on Mac as an example, to show you how to recover files from USB on Mac.
 
Operations you should complete:
1. Connect the USB device to your Mac and run MiniTool Mac Data Recovery – the Mac data recovery software you’ve downloaded and installed.
2. Choose “Undelete Recovery” from main window of software.
3. Select the corresponding USB device and click on “Scan” button to search for files in it.
4. Check the found files you need and press “Save” button from lower right corner to set a storage path for them.
5. When all the files are recovered to appointed path, the software will give you a message saying that the USB file recovery for Mac is finished.
 
Note: since the free edition of MiniTool Mac Data Recovery can only help you recover 1MB of data, we suggest you to buy a personal license to recover more.
 

 
As for free USB data recovery on Windows platform, If This Can’t Help You With Free USB Data Recovery, Nothing Will tells more.
 

Introduction to USB Interface

USB adopts a 4-pin plug (USB3.0 standard is 9 pin), as a standard plug, and daisy-chain to connect all the peripherals. In this way, it can be connected to up to 127 external devices with no loss of bandwidth. USB requires the support of host hardware, operating system and peripheral to work properly. USB interface can also achieve two-computer interconnection via a dedicated USB bridge cable and create more additional interfaces through Hub.
 
Though the 3.1 version is out, USB1.1 and USB2.0 are mainly used in current motherboard.