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How to Recover Deleted Files from Seagate External Hard Drive Mac

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Seagate External Hard Drive is a fast, portable, high-capacity portable hard drive that can store or back up large numbers of high-resolution, 4k, HD photos, videos, folders, games, compressed files and more. However, many Seagate external hard drive users have to face data loss issues when the Seagate external hard drive suddenly becomes inaccessible or unrecognizable due to virus attacks, error handling, formatting, error removal or other reasons. Fortunately, however, lost multimedia files on Seagate's external hard drive are not completely lost in stored data. You can still recover your valuable data from your Seagate external hard drive. Be sure not to use a Seagate external hard drive with data loss to avoid overwriting data.

Use the right tools to recover most of your data from your Seagate external drive. This article provides a quick way to help you fix a failed, non-working external hard drive or storage device and recover data with a simple click if you cannot access the data in the Seagate external hard drive. Mac Seagate External Hard Drive helps you retrieve any type of valuable data lost, deleted, inaccessible or formatted from your Seagate external drive.

Steps to Recover Data from a Seagate External Hard Drive on Your Mac Computer

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Step 1: Run Mac Seagate External Hard Drive Data Recovery Pro

Connect your Seagate external hard drive to your Mac. Download, install and run the program, click "Start" button.

Step 2: Choose the Disk partition

Choose the Seagate external disk and Click "Scan". It will start a quick scan and search all the files from the Seagate external hard drive.

Step 3: Preview and Recover Data from Seagate External Hard Drive

After the scan, you can preview all the recoverable files from the Seagate external hard drive. Click the "Recover" button to get back the lost files. Note: please don't save the recovered files into the hard drive from which you lost the files.