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When recovering files, always save them to your local PC hard drive first. Saving them back to the exact same memory card during the recovery process will overwrite and destroy the remaining data.

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Select the camera type you use. This helps CardRecovery identify the correct photo file formats during the scan. If you're unsure, choose "Generic Digital Camera" — this option works well for most memory cards. Next, specify the types of files you want to recover: Photos (images), Videos, or Audios (sound files). When recovering files, always save them to your