Stellar Data Recovery/4. Working with the Software/4.6. Working with Disk Images/4.6.2. Recovering Data from Existing Image

4.6.2. Recovering Data from Existing Image

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Applicability: This topic on “Recovering Data from Existing Image” is only for theProfessional,Premium, andTechnicianedition ofStellar Data Recovery.

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WithStellar Data Recoveryyou can perform the recovery operation on a previously created disk image using the Load Image option.

To recover data using any disk image:

1. RunStellar Data Recoverysoftware.

2. From the Home screen, clickicon and then selectLoad Imageoption.

3. All the disk images are listed on theLoad Imagescreen with their respective sizes. Select the image from which you wish recover data.In case your disk image is not listed in the screen, clickAddbutton. Alternatively, to remove any image select that image and clickRemove. To remove all the images, clickReset.

4. After selecting the correct image, clickScanto start the recovery process.

Note: If you are scanning a system drive havingCatalina, Mojave, High Sierra, orBig Surfor the first time usingStellar Data Recovery, you need to allow macOS to load an extension signed by“Stellar Data Recovery”. To know the procedure refer toRecover Data from System Disk with High Sierr and Above.

5. A screen showing the scanning process is displayed. If you wish to stop the scan at any point, clickStopbutton.

6. Once the scanning process is complete, details of the files and folder found are displayed in a dialog box as shown below:

7. ClickOK. For information on how to preview and recover the scanned data, seePreviewing Scan ResultsandSaving the Recovered Files.

Note: If you wish to save the scanned information and resume the recovery process at a later stage, seeSaving the Scan Information.

Note:You can select only one volume at a time for recovery.