- A standardized tool that securely extracts data from Sony memory sticks
- The strong set of built-in algorithms scans and extracts files from an inaccessible memory sticks
- All types of images, videos, audio etc. are easily recovered
- Deleted, lost or formatted files can be retrieved
A memory stick is a flash memory card launched by Sony, to provide the greater storage capacity and faster file transfer speeds. It is used to store photos and videos in Sony digital camera and camcorder. Similar to other memory cards, memory stick is also very prone to corruption. It will get corrupt due to improper handling and some software errors. In order to recover corrupted Sony Memory Stick, you can make use of Sony Card Recovery software. It is an appropriate tool for Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo recovery solution.
Reasons for Memory Stick corruption
- Turning off a Sony camera when the image is writing to the memory card
- Abruptly ejecting the memory stick from card reader when the file transfer process is going on
- Formatting a memory stick in a computer instead of the digital camera
- Ejecting the memory stick when the files from the card are open on your computer
- Capturing photos when the Camera battery is low
- Taking photos frequently so that the camera cannot write the last image before starting next one
- Continuously shooting and deleting images when the camera memory card is full
- Using the same memory card in different cameras
Corrupted Sony Memory Stick recovery
The Sony card recovery is efficient software used to restore corrupted Sony Memory Stick files. In order to recover data from corrupt Sony Memory Stick, first, it will scan the card fully using an inbuilt scanning algorithm. It will scan every sector of the memory card for deleted or lost data. It can recover data from corrupt Sony Memory Stick without causing any more damage to the card and original files. For more information on Sony card recovery, click here - https://www.sonycardrecovery.com
This software can restore corrupted Sony Memory Stick which is formatted with FAT16 or FAT32 file system. It can easily identify all types of files and restores them with their original names. It supports to recover data from corrupt Sony Memory Stick that is used in digital cameras, camcorders, Play Station Portable, mobile phone, etc. It is well suited to restore corrupted Sony Memory Stick on Windows XP, Vista, 7, 10 and Windows 8. It can even recover photos from Sony smartphones such as Sony Xperia, Samsung Galaxy, LG and so on. Click here to extract more details about Sony Xperia photo recovery.
The memory card which is similar to that of the memory stick that is used for storage purpose. There are different types of memory card like micro SD, SDXC, SDHC etc. This software supports to recover the corrupted data from memory cards. It also supports to recover Sony Tablet S SD card, Sony Xperia Z etc. To know how to recover data from corrupted micro SD card, click on this link www.sonycardrecovery.com/data-from-corrupted-micro-sd.html
You can use the free demo version of this software, to check the software capability to recover corrupted Sony Memory Stick. You can install, run the demo version and preview recovered files. If you have satisfied with this recovery result, then you can go through the full version of this software. Visit: https://www.sonycardrecovery.com/deleted-files-from-flash.html to know how to restore deleted files from the flash card in few simple steps.
Suggestions:
- Do not use same Memory Stick in multiple cameras
- Format your Memory Stick in a digital camera, not in your computer
- Do not connect your Memory Stick to the virus infected system
Steps to recover corrupted Sony Memory stick
Step1: First connect your Sony Memory Stick to the system where Sony card recovery software is installed. Launch the software and choose “Recover Photos” option as shown in Fig 1.
Fig 1. Main Screen
Step2: Select your memory card that is displayed as a drive and then clicks on next arrow button as shown in Fig 2.
Fig 2. Select Memory Card
Step3: Now you can “Preview” the recovered videos and photos before saving as shown in Fig 3.
Fig 3. Preview Screen
