Apr 10, 2023 • Filed to: SD Card Solutions • Proven solutions
Lexar memory card is the most popular SD memory card used in some devices like Android phones, digital cameras, camcorder, and other portable devices. Data files like photos, videos, audios, and documents will delete or lost from the Lexar SD memory card. The SD memory card would get accidentally formatted, virus attacked or devices system crashed. How to recover data from the Lexar SD memory card? In the next following guide, we will introduce the best SD memory card software to help you recover deleted or lost data from the Lexar memory card.
The powerful SD card software supports to recovery of lost data from all Lexar memory cards including Lexar Professional SD card, Lexar Platinum Ⅱ SD card, Lexar microSDHC, and USB 3.0 drive.
Recoverit Data Recovery software is the most powerful SD card recovery program, it can help you recover any data and files from all types of Lexar SD memory cards in easily and effectively.
Download and install Recoverit Data Recovery software on your computer. This guide will work on Windows computers. If you are using Mac, please download Recoverit Data Recovery for Mac and follow the guide on how to recover data from the SD card on Mac. (The next steps will start with Lexar Professional 600x Memory Card.)
Make sure your Lexar SD card is connected to the computer and detected. Select your card and click the "Start" button to process.
Recoverit Data Recovery will start to scanning your Lexar memory card. If you cannot find your data after the first scan, you can do a deep scan with the "All-Around Recovery" mode which will search more files from the SD memory card. While it will take a longer time.
After the deep scan, you can check all recovered data and files. Go to preview some recovered photos, select your data from the Lexar SD card and click the "Recover" button to get them back. (Please save all recovered data to another safe storage media to avoid data loss again or be overwritten. )
You can check all recovered data and files on your computer hard drive or the storage media which you selected.
Eleanor Reed
staff Editor