How to Recover Deleted Files after Mac Disk Utility

Disk Utility is an excellent feature to perform disk and disk volume related tasks on your macOS Operating system.

It is used to format, manage, and repair internal and external hard drives. It is also used to create a disk image of files that you want to move to different system, to diagnose and fix problems with disk or damaged volumes.

You are clearing up some space on your drive using the Disk Utility feature. You deleted some important system files in the process and without them, your Mac will face stability issues. It is extremely critical that you recover these files as soon as possible.

YupTools Mac Hard Drive Recovery is an excellent tool to recover all your lost or deleted data. The software is loaded with several great features, which we will get to in a while. Before that, let us check out the recovery process.

Recovering your Disk Utility Deleted Files with YupTools Mac Hard Drive Recovery Software

• Download and install the latest version of YupTools Mac Hard Drive Recovery software on your system.
• On the home screen, select Recover Drives/Volumes.
• Now select Volumes Recovery.
• Select the drive where you want to recover data from. Click Next.
• The software scans the drive for data and displays the recovered data in the form of a list through Preview feature.
• You can Save the recovered data in a destination folder of your choice.

Features of YupTools Mac Hard Drive Recovery Tool

• The software can recover all kinds of files such as pictures, videos, audios, documents, text files etc.
• You can restore from all hard drives, USB drives, memory cards, memory sticks and so on.
• Compatible with FAT, HFS, HFS+ file system.
• You can restore data from all Mac Operating systems.
• If the drive has bad sectors, the software creates a disk image, bypassing all the bad sectors and recovers data from the image.
• You can also perform Mac Bootcamp partition recovery.

Precautions to note:

• Do not use your drive after data loss has occurred. You will overwrite the drive jeopardising chances of recovery.
• It is advised to always have a backup of all the data.
• Do not save data on the same hard drive where you lost data. Save it on a different hard drive.