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Last updated: Sep 06, 2021

Recover Deleted Videos from SD card

Nowadays, people shoot events in their daily life more and more often. It is pretty easy to do having a smartphone, tablet, digital camera, or camcorder at hand. But what do they have in common?

An SD card.

What if you accidentally have deleted the video from the SD card, format it or a virus damages the video?

Maybe a sudden system shutdown may occur during video transmission. But the video is gone...

Are wondering: How do I recover deleted videos from an SD card?

Here are your answers!

SD card “tips” you want to know

Before you start to recover deleted videos on an SD card, make sure that your card is not write-protected.

If you can read video files on an SD card, but cannot view or save them, then probably your SD card is write-protected. In this case, on the left side of the SD card, slide the switch up to unlock it. That’s it! This action will disable write protection.

Now you don’t need to recover deleted videos from a memory card, because your video isn’t lost or deleted. And you can play videos from an SD card or copy and move it to your computer — anything you want.

Doesn’t help?

Check the card reader. A faulty card reader may be the reason why you can’t get access to your video on an SD card. Change the card reader or computer (if there is a chance to do it) and try using another SD card in order to check if the card reader is working.

The video still doesn’t load? Try reinstalling the driver. You can do it in the Control Panel of your computer. Select “Device Manager” ->“Disk Drives” and right-click on the name of your memory card.

In the end, disconnect the SD card, reboot the system and reconnect the card. The computer must recognize it. Open the SD card and try to retrieve videos from the SD card.

P.S.: After accidentally deleting the video, stop using the memory card. Otherwise, new data will overwrite old data and video recovery will be impossible.

SD card video recovery is possible!

However, sometimes even after the above actions, it is not possible retrieve videos from an SD card. And again you are wondering: how to recover videos from an SD card?

Video Recovery as SD card video recovery

Don’t worry, it is still possible! To do this, you need to use special software for video recovery from an SD card.

DiskInternals Video Recovery™ will be the best choice for you. These programs are powerful enough to recover deleted videos from an SD card, regardless of whether they are deleted, formatted, damaged, lost or just inaccessible. This software tool provides recovery of videos and photos from different types of memory cards: SD cards, SDHC, SDXC, Mini SD cards, and also Micro SD cards.

For SD card video recovery, DiskInternals Video Recovery™ has almost all known video codecs; that is why it is the preferred choice for you.

Simply connect the SD card to your PC. Download DiskInternals Video Recovery™ in a trial version. Launch to begin SD card video recovery on your computer and follow the built-in Wizard step-by-step. And you will see that recovering deleted videos from an SD card is not so difficult.

Guide: How to recover videos from an SD card using DiskInternals Video Recovery™

Step 1. Launch DiskInternals software.

For that, you can use a trial version of DiskInternals Video Recovery™.

Installation of Video Recovery.

Step 2. Select drive or folder.

Automatically, the Wizard will start and ask you to select the disk or folder where your data was lost.

Select the SD card for scanning.

Step 3. Scanning

The scanning process may take a while. It depends on the driver size, so be patient. Have a cup of coffee and wait till the Wizard completes the search for deleted and lost files, like videos and others.

Step 4. Preview and select files for SD card video recovery.

how to preview the deleted video on SD card.

Select the video files you want to recover. Right-click on that video and choose “Preview”.

Now, when you know that your video can be restored, you need to purchase a license and enter the license key to save the video on your computer. Click on the red cross named “Recover” and save the found videos in a new place (not in the drive/folder where you were scanning) on your PC or other secure external storage device.

Good luck!

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