To prevent this from occurring, please start Recuva again and, on the ‘File Location’ screen, use the ‘In a specific location’ option, or alter your search parameters in the Advanced Mode configuration. Oftentimes, this results in a “Failed to scan the following drives: \\.\HarddiskVolume” error message, but these can often be ignored due to not affecting the media you intended to scan. Otherwise if you opt to “Search everywhere on this computer” or select “All Local Disks” for scanning, certain drives or partitions that are impossible to scan may be included in this, preventing you from being able to scan the actual drive you need to recover files from. not a “Recovery” partition or similar) selected when using the Recuva Wizard and/or while in Advanced Mode. Note: You must also have a valid drive (i.e. It must not be connected via a network connection.It must be connected to the computer via IDE, SATA, eSATA, or USB.It must be formatted with: NTFS, FAT, exFAT, Ext2, or Ext3.It must have a drive letter assigned to it in Windows, such as C: D:, or E.For Recuva to recognize and scan the drive or storage device you are needing to recover files from, all of the following conditions must apply:
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