You never know when your file system may fail. Let’s consider a possibility. You store all your important files in Transcend StoreJet (TS500GSJ25M2). One day while working, a power surge occurs. When power is back, and you want to open a partition on your external hard drive, the system asks you to format it. This means the partition has lost its file system. Now you must be wondering, where did the file system go? You will also be worried about the files in the partition? Have they gone forever? Don’t worry, because the solution lies with Remo Recover (Windows). With the help of this application, you can restore all your lost data.
Most people go for Transcend StoreJet (TS500GSJ25M2) because of its design and safety features. It’s a 2.5 inch hard drive of memory consisting of 500 GB. It has an internal hard drive damper which protects you from incidental knocks and jolts by a shock protecting system which combines vibration absorbing silicon on the outer cell. It was because of this unique feature that you preferred storing your data in this drive.
The data which is lost due to file system corruption can be restored using the data recovery software.
How to Recover Data from Transcend StoreJet (TS500GSJ25M2) Hard Drive?
- Download and install Remo Recover to your computer.
- Now connect your external hard drive to your computer. From the main screen select Recover Partition.
- Now select the drive(Transcend StoreJet [TS500GSJ25M2]) from which you want to recover data from.
- Click on the Scan option. Once the scanning process is completed, a list of recovered files will be displayed in File Type View and Data View.
- Finally, click on the Save option to get back the recovered files to the desired location.
How to Avoid File System Corruption?
File system corruption may occur due to various reasons. Although Remo Recover (Windows) is there to recover we must also try to avoid it. Some of the precautionary steps are -
- Properly shut down the Laptop or PC after use because it helps to prevent data loss.
- Take care while unplugging USB, FireWire, or the charger.
- Always use a branded and updated version of anti –virus.
- Prefer scanning the external hard drive before running it on your system.
- Try to keep your hard drive firmware update.
