Today, almost everybody will prefer soft copy of data instead of data on papers. In that way, even though if some editing is to be done, it can be done and saved easily. No much energy is wasted. Whereas in hard copies, you have to entirely re do the work. You may have re write or take a new printout for your data. Thus people highly prefer soft copies of data. You may prefer to have some vital data with you all the time. In these cases, external storage devices come into picture. There are many external storage devices like memory cards, pen drives, etc. You can use them to store data of few MBs to several GBs.
When it comes to matter of saving huge data, external hard drives are used which have capacity to save data up to few TBs as well. Some popular brands of external HDDs are Seagate, Western Digital, Transcend, etc. Among these brands Maxtor is also a hit. Everybody doesn't require huge memory space of 1TB. Thus most of them prefer Maxtor 500 GB external hard drive. Using this hard disk, one can save all data like official one, personal data like movies, photos, etc easily. But there is one common issue faced by users while using these hard disks. Sometimes, when you connect the external hard disk to your system say Windows 7, you may get this message - Maxtor 500GB external hard drive not recognized on Windows 7. Suppose you had saved very important documents in your Maxtor hard disk & you can't risk losing them, then how will you recover data from Maxtor 500GB external drive not recognized on Windows 7?? Is this a problem?? No! Not anymore. Today, there are many third party tools available for external hard drive recovery. Among them Maxtor Data recovery is the best tool to get back data from Maxtor 500 GB external HDD not recognized on Windows 7. This software can restore data from different models of Maxtor external hard disks on both Windows & Mac systems efficiently. Thus, it can perform Maxtor OneTouch 4 Mini data recovery in just four to five steps.
Lets see prominent features of this toolkit that makes this utility the perfect choice to recover data from Maxtor 500 GB external drive not recognized on Windows 7
With all these exceptional features, one can be sure about resolving Maxtor 500GB external hard drive not recognized on Windows 7 issue. This software can easily recover data from different models of Maxtor devices in few minutes. Thus, by using this smart app, Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 9 data recovery is a piece of cake. Moreover this restoration utility has simple interface that can be used even by a novice user. So, people!! Download the free demo version and use it to retrieve data from Maxtor 500GB external drive not recognized on Windows 7 and view the recovered files. If you are happy with app's performance, purchase it and save all your vital data & favorite media files. By using this data recovery tool, you can also recover data from Maxtor OneTouch 4 Plus external hard drive.
BE CAREFUL: Never use the external hard disk to save any data until you can successfully get back data from Maxtor 500GB external HDD not recognized on Windows 7. Else previously data stored in it may get overwritten and you may lose data permanently.
Note: Now, you can use Portable Data Recovery tool to restore files that are deleted or lost from a portable hard drive. This tool can be used for different types of external hard drives such as USB, eSATA, FireWire, Thunderbolt, and so on.
Step1: Download trial version of this software and install it on your computer. Connect the Maxtor 500 GB external hard drive to your system. Then, run the tool and select Recover Drives option from the main screen as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1: Main Screen
Step2: Now the app scans the entire PC and gives a list of recognised logical and physical drives. Select the physical drive and click on "Arrow" mark in order to get back data from Maxtor 500GB external HDD not recognized on Windows 7 as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2: Select Physical Drive
Step3: The tool performs rigorous scan and recovers all files which can be viewed using "Preview" option, as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3: View Recovered Files