recover your personal files
Here are some simple ways to recover your personal files from corrupted USB port on Windows!
Entering new names for the USB hard disk
If your device fails to recognize your USB drive, it may not be the cause of the USB damage as you would think, but perhaps for a reason that was just not recognized, and for this reason you can try to set new definitions for your storage media. You need any external file recovery tool, and the first step in that is to insert the USB drive into your computer, then right-click on My Computer and then select the "Manage" option.
On the device admin panel, you will click on the Disk Managemen option
Right-click the previous option and then select the "Change Drive Letters and Paths" option
Just re-insert the USB key and wait for your computer to recognize it! If the action fails, continue with the following methods.
Reinstall the drivers for the USB
There is a high possibility that the reason for your USB not working in the computer is its damage, but rather the lack of its drivers or drivers on your device, and in this case, you can try to reinstall these drivers, and to do this you will need to insert the USB key in The device then open the Device Manager section, as we explained in the previous example, and then click on the Disk Drives option and then select the available menu.
All devices connected to your computer will now appear, you will need to right-click on your USB drive and then select the Uninstall Device option.
Then you restart your device and after booting, it will automatically reinstall the drivers again, and this will likely fix the USB problem.
Recover all files from damaged USB key using CMD
The Windows Command Prompt is a very powerful tool that you can use to repair a damaged USB key, and the first step to do that is to insert the usb device and press the Windows key on the keyboard, and this action will open the search section, just type CMD and press the Enter button, it will be done Download the router, but before accessing it, you right-click on it and select the option to run it as administrator.
Now type this line in the Chkdsk command prompt H: / f where "H" denotes the letter naming your usb key, which can be different from any other key, and you can check it on your own device.
Now the process of checking available files and folders will begin, and in case you receive an error stating that your drive is unknown, just enter the letter Y and the process will be completed until the verification process ends.
If the above screenshot appears to you, this means that your USB drive key is working fine, and there is no corruption problem, while if the opposite happens, that is, it is corrupted, you will get the recovered data in the Lost.dir folder that you will find inside the USB drive Your.
A free program to retrieve your personal data, whether lost, deleted, corrupted, or changed that led to it not working effectively. At first you will open the program and then specify the types of files that you want to recover and click "Next". Now you will need to select your USB drive and click on the "Scan" option, and EaseUS will quickly search for the lost files.
Once the scan is complete, you can preview all recoverable files, and you just need to click on the "Recover" option to recover your lost files with ease.
