To recover a partition on a USB drive that has disappeared, you can try using a partition recovery software such as EaseUS Partition Recovery. This software can scan the USB drive and recover the lost partition. Alternatively, you can also try booting from a live USB drive and using a file recovery software such as Recuva to scan the USB drive and recover any lost files. It's also a good idea to check the USB drive's file system and partition table for any errors or corruption that may have caused the partition to disappear. If the partition is still intact but not visible, you can try using a partition manager to assign a new drive letter to the partition and make it visible again. If all else fails, you can try contacting the manufacturer of the USB drive for further assistance.
Restoring a partition on a USB drive is a relatively simple process if you have backed up the drive beforehand using tools like QILING Disk Master. With a single click, you can recover both the data and the partition from the backup file. However, if you haven't backed up the drive, recovering the lost partition can be more challenging. Fortunately, it's still possible to recover the deleted or lost partition from the USB drive using the right tools and steps, which will be outlined in the following guide.
Reasons for why USB drive partition lost
Can't access to the USB drive partition.
Deleted the partition intentionally or unintentionally.
It sounds like the USB drive may be corrupted or not functioning properly. You might want to try using it on a different computer or device to see if the issue is specific to one machine. Alternatively, you could try formatting the drive to see if that resolves the problem.
Accidentally formatted the partition with some files infected by virus.
To recover partition on external hard drive, first, you need to solve the problem of partition data lost. Then, restore the partition on the external hard drive. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you recover partition on external hard drive.
You can use the Deep Data Recovery software to recover data from a partition on a USB drive. This professional tool scans the disappeared partition, finds the data, and allows you to save it back to your USB drive. It's a trustworthy option to recover your lost data.
Step 1. To recover lost partition from a USB drive, download the latest installation package file from the website, save it on your computer, and then install the software. The software is fully compatible with all USB devices and Windows/Mac OS. Once installed, use the computer to recover the lost partition from the USB drive.
Step 2. To recover data from a lost USB drive, first connect it to your computer and let the computer recognize it. Only then can the software access the USB drive and scan for data.
Step 3. Launch the USB drive partition recovery software, and in the first window, select the file types you want to restore to your partition in the USB drive and click "Next" to recover the partition from the USB drive.
Step 4. Select the USB drive from the new window and click "Scan" to have the software scan the USB drive for the lost partition.
Step 5. If you have a lot of files on your USB drive, it may take a while to scan them. Just let it run, and once it's done, select the files you want to recover and click "Recover" to save them to your computer temporarily.
The Deep Scan will help you find more files. You can try it in the result window.
To restore the USB drive partition, first ensure the drive is empty. This allows a new partition to be created. Keep the USB drive connected.
Step 1. Right-click My Computer > Manage > Disk Management.
Step 2. Right-click on the USB drive which is empty, and select New Simple Volume. Name the partition.
Step 3. Transfer the recovered lost partition data in the USB drive to the new partition.
To prioritize what's truly important, focus on keeping critical data safe by making regular backups. This ensures you always have access to essential information. You can use QILING Disk Master Drive Backup to schedule backups and maintain a secure digital environment.