Technology has made our lives simpler and easy accessibility and utilization of the IT and IT enabled resources has widened our vision and perceptions towards life. Digital cameras bring alive our memories that lie buried in the rubble of time. Besides promoting a feel good factor, photos provide a refreshing change and rejuvenates our senses and very being.
Just imagine if all the photos that you have so carefully taken and preserved over the years gets deleted in one stroke. That is a heart-rending experience for anyone and no amount of compensation can bring back the priceless memories that lay trapped in those photos. Many a times we use the pen drives for transferring the photos from the Digicams to the computers.
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The most common occurrences that lead to the deletion of photos are few but fatal.
The pen drive is pulled out while the write process was on.
Corrupt media
Indiscriminate switching of media between computers
Majority of the problems in most cases is human induced and can be effectively safeguarded against if a little precaution is taken while handling the media.
The ideal process that can ensure safety and security of your photos is allowing the writing process to complete fully and not pulling the card out before it has been performed. After the completion of the writing process, it is quintessential to right click on the tab (showing the USB flash) and click on the option that asks for a safe hardware removal command. In most cases, we refrain from taking so much of pain and end up resorting to the easier option that entails simply pulling out the pen drive from the port. This is detrimental to the life of the media and can eventually lead to its corruption thereby rendering all photos stored in it completely inaccessible.
If you are still to encounter this situation, then you must count yourself among those lucky ones whose photos have not suffered deletion but if you can identify with the above discussed data loss situation, you still have hope.
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