I accidentally deleted my drive volume while trying to create a new one. Can I recover my data from the deleted volume using Stellar Data Recovery Professional?

Yes! You may recover data from deleted or lost drive volumes/ partitions.

Stellar Data Recovery Professionalfeatures a ‘Can’t Find Drive’option, which locates all the deleted or lost drive partitions in the scan results and lets you retrieve data from accidentally deleted drive volumes.

Check out the video tutorial here:

Follow the given steps to recover data from deleted or lost drive partition or volume.

a. RunStellar Data Recovery Professionalsoftware on your system.

b. From ‘Select What to Recover’screen, select either ‘Everything’or the type of data you want to recover and clickNext. (See Image 1)

c. Now, select ‘Can’t Find Drive’under ‘Connected Drives’on ‘Recover from’screen and clickScan. (See Image 2)

d. Once the scanning process is done, all the hard drives connected to the system will show on the screen.

e. Choose the hard drive from where you want to find your deleted or lost partitions from ‘Select Hard Drive to Search Lost Partition’window and click ‘Search’. (See Image 3)

f. The software will initiate the scanning process to look for deleted partitions.

g. After the scanning process completion, the partitions will be listed in theSelect Partition to Recover Datawindow.

h. Select the partition you deleted and clickScanto continue with the recovery process. (See Image 4)

i. If the software couldn’t find the partitions inQuick Scan, it will automatically turn intoDeep Scan,which may take a while. Wait until the process is done.

j. Once done, results will display on the screen. You can select the data and followRecover > Browseto choose the desired location to save the data.

k. Finally, ClickStart-Savingto store the retrieved data. (See Image 5)

Note:Don’t store the recovered files, folders, and other data to the same drive/location, from where you lost it, to prevent data overwriting. Instead, use external storage drives such as HDDs, SSDs, USBs, etc.