The software enables you to create a bootable disc on a USB drive, allowing you to set the computer to boot from the disc and initiate the data recovery process.
Due to compatibility issues, Mac OS 10.13 does not support creating bootable media, so you should create it on a Mac running OS 10.7 to 10.12 instead.
A USB flash drive is necessary for creating the bootable device.
Run Deep Data Recovery for Mac, select File -> Create Bootable USB.
Choose the USB flash drive to create the bootable disc.
The creator prompts the user to erase the drive to reallocate the space, then it can write the bootable files to this drive.
Note:
To ensure all data is safely backed up, please connect the USB drive to a computer and transfer all files to a secure location, such as an external hard drive or cloud storage, before proceeding with the "Eraser" process.
The program creates a 2GB space on the USB to save the boot files, while still allowing the remaining space to be used for storage.
Once the computer completes the process, follow the guide to boot from the bootable disc and start the recovery.
To boot from the Bootable Media, simply follow the steps on the screen.
1. Insert the Deep Data Recovery Bootable Media.
2. Turn on or restart the computer.
3. Immediately press and hold the Option key.
4. Select "Deep Data Recovery" when it appears.
After loading Bootable Media, follow the guide to initiate data recovery.
To recover lost files, simply choose the file type you want to recover and select where to scan, and our product will start the scan and display what it has found.