Tenorshare 4DDiG Mac Data Recovery is a professional yet simple software that can recover any type of file from your Mac hard drive or external disks, including images, videos, documents, and more. Furthermore, this application can restore data from a crashed Mac by booting it up. Learn how to recover lost or deleted data on your Mac with this comprehensive guide.
Part 1: Recover from Hard Drives
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Launch 4DDiG-Mac after installation and select a location like your hard drive to start Mac data recovery. Then click "Scan" button to start looking up all lost files.
Note: If you need to recover data from macOS High Sierra and later system, you will need to disable SIP first to allow access of Mac files. Just take a photo of onscreen prompts and follow the steps.
It takes a while to scan all deleted files. After the scanning result is generated, you can click on specific file types to preview more details.
Click "Recover" button and select a location to save found files. It's not recommended to save the recovered files to the partition where you lost them. This may cause permanent data loss.
Part 2: Recover from Emptied Trash
Download Tenorshare 4DDiG Mac Data Recovery and follow the video below to know how to recover lost files from emptied Trash.
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Part 3: Recover from Crashed Mac
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Prepare a working Mac and a USB or external portable hard disk to boot your crashed Mac and recover data. On a functional Mac, install 4DDiG for Mac Data Recovery. Click "Recover Data from Crashed System"> Scan after installation.
Insert the USB drive into the bootable Mac's "Bootable drive" option, and select the one you just installed by clicking Start. A notification will appear reminding you to back up your data. The formatting process will begin, and a bootable drive will be created.
Insert this bootable drive in the Mac that stuck on loading screen and boot it by holding the "Option" key. Release the key and select "4DDiG for Mac Data Recovery" to boot the disk circle when entering the plate choice interface. Presently you can get the data by tapping on "Export."
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