Chuanganzhuo dvd driver download

lolnole said:

Please clarify something for me. Is your files/deleted files contained on a 3.5" floppy disk? Are you using a Chuanganzhuo USB floppy drive to read from the disk? The software RecoverIt does have ability to recover data from floppy disk.

If the answer is yes, then I suggest checking out this article:

https://www.nypl.org/blog/2012/07/23/digital-archaeology-recovering-your-digital-history

I recommend doing the first step in creating a disk image of the floppy. This will allow you to back up the data before attempting any recovery. When you attempt to recover the data, you will use a copy of the disk image as the source. Do note that the cloned data will contain the remnants of delete files if present.

If the data is very valuable to you and your wife as you may be implying, you can also consider an outside data recovery service.

If the answer is no, then disregard everything above. Is it safe to assume that you are attempting to recover data from an external HDD?

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Correct, the information is indeed stored on a 3.5" floppy and I am using the Chuanganzhuo 3.5" USB Floppy Disk Reader to read said floppy and doing so from a desktop and not through any other interface (the Chuanganzhuo reader is connected to a USB port directly on the mobo in the back and I have alternated ports there to rule out USB port issues).

There is no data currently on the Floppy that she wants to save so making an image of the data would do no good. To be clear, someone deleted or formatted the disk and then put a resume file on it. My hope is that an undelete application can access the floppy and maybe get lucky and recover some of the information maybe still there. To do that I need recoverIt to stop giving the error that the drive was recently disconnected, a snag that I am sure is a simple solution but eludes me currently despite trying fresh TEAC drivers installs, the link provided by Lutfij, and reboots to make sure the drivers loaded properly.

I have used data recovery applications in the past with 3.5" ironically, yes an old PC'r that remembers a 40mb HDD the size of a big DVD drive nowadays or even cassette tapes for storage, but I can not nail down why I can see the floppy in Explorer, but the system is not seeing anyplace else (i.e. Disk Management) and obviously recoverIt sees it but it will not get past the error. A bit of a puzzle to say the least.