Even though you deleted the files from your computer, they are often still present on your hard disk, USB drive or media drive and can be recovered. Consequentially, if you deleted data by mistake or by formatting the drive without creating a backup first, you can use specialized a software solution, such as Kernel for Windows Data Recovery, to restore it.

The application comes with a clean and user-friendly interface that includes the steps you need to follow to recover data, thus making it suitable even for less technical users. The first step entails you scan your drives and comes with a quick or deep analysis option. In case you already know what you want to restore, you can employ the File Trace function.

The second and third steps imply you select the drive and partition that contains the deleted data. As you probably hinted, the final step consists of previewing the data that can be restored and marking the files that you intend to recover.

It is worth mentioning that when undergoing the recovery steps, you can learn more information about the local, media or network drives in your system. To be more precise, you can find out the partitions' types, starts, ends and sizes. Moreover, you can learn more about the model, capacity, cylinders, head, sectors per track and the available free space for the drives.

It is worth mentioning that the tool is compatible with both internal and removable disks, including but not limited to pen drives, SD cards, ZIP, DE, EIDE, SATA, IDE and SCSI drives. Therefore, you can employ it to restore data on Flash memory sticks as well as smartphones.

Irrespective of whether you formatted your local or external drive, underwent a power surge, hardware malfunction, boot sector corruption or erased data accidentally, you can consider giving Kernel for Windows Data Recovery a try.