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The error is displayed mostly when the card is in “locked” position. Check to see whether your memory card is in unlocked position. Simply flick the right switch of your memory card and you can “lock” or “unlock” your memory card. If the card is already unlocked then might be there is some corruption issue with the card. You can go for Stellar Photo Recovery Mac in that case.

Advance Settings option in the software helps you speed up the scanning and recovery process. You can select specific file types that you want to recover. Also, reduce scanning time by choosing a specific region (starting and ending sector) rather than complete drive for scan. Read more.

Whenever you are unable to find your file “format” in the list of supported file types by the software, you can edit the existing file formats or add new file types of your choice. Click here to see the steps.

This kind of issue usually gets corrected by formatting the card in the camera. However sometimes, the reason may also be camera and card incompatibility and in that case, you should update your gear with the latest firmware. If the issue is still there, then run Stellar Photo Recovery Mac Software to recover your images.

You can create an image of the entire or the selected range of the hard drive or card and save it to recover photos, videos and audio files at a later stage. Follow the below steps to Create Image of the drive:

• Click on Resume Recovery icon at the top in the main interface.
• Select Create Image option.
• Select the drive for which you want to create image.
• Click Advanced Settings at the bottom.
• Select the Range to Create Image. Click Next.
• Specify a location for saving the image file.
• Click Start Imaging. The image file is saved at your specified location.

To recover pictures form the Image file, perform the below steps:

• Click on Resume Recovery icon on the home screen.
• Click Load Image. A Recovery from Image window opens. All image files with are listed.
• Select the image file for which you want to resume the recovery process and click Add.
• Click Scan.
• Click Recover.
• Browse location to save the recovered files. Click Save.

To recover photos from saved scan information on Mac follow the below steps:

• On home screen, click on the Resume Recovery icon. A Resume Recovery window opens. All the saved scan information files are listed.
• Select the scan information file for which you want to resume the recovery process and click Add.
• Click Recover.
• Browse location to save the recovered files. Click Save.

No. You must save the image of the drive at another location as saving the image file on the same media leads to overwriting and permanent data loss.

Yes, the new Stellar Photo Recovery supports recovery from Linux-based drives, SD cards etc.

Yes. Do not remove your media during the scan or recovery process. Detach your card or other media only after the recovery process completes.

The latest Stellar Photo Recovery 9.0 supports all known and unknown multimedia file types. The software supports recovery of lost or deleted raster images, vector files, MXF movies, HD-MOV, Adobe EPS, and RAW file formats of cameras. You can even add the new file types, if your required media file type is not in the predefined list of supported formats.