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"Recover lost photos, video, documents, email and archive files from any Mac-based hard drive or external hard drive, iPod, USB drive, SD card, digital camera, mobile phone, and MP3/MP4 player, due to accidental deleting, formatting, virus infection, improper operation, unexpected power failure, and other unknown reasons. It was primarily designed to help recover lost data storage partitions and/or make non-booting disks bootable again when these symptoms are caused by faulty software, certain types of viruses or human error (such as accidentally erasing a partition table)." "TestDisk is a free data recovery utility.

been stored on a drive before it was re-initialized/formatted. FileSalvage is designed to restore files that have: Data Rescue II is also completely safe to use since it does not attempt any risky repairs to the drive while its scanning."įileSalvage is an extremely powerful Macintosh application for exploring and recovering deleted files from a drive or volume. Data Rescue II works when other tools fail.

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"Data Rescue II is the best data recovery software on the market for recovering files from a problem hard drive. They have a trial version, so I guess you can see if your data can be recovered. "Stellar Phoenix Macintosh - Mac data recovery software, recovers data from damaged, deleted, or corrupted volumes and even from initialized disks." Perhaps Disk Warrior will be of some help:

try to find a data recovery app that will get back your data.

You should try all data recovery on the clone of your drive.

You should try cloning the drive of your machine.

While requiring administrator knowledge of the mac, you can try: Please post back the result of: ls -l /Users The thing is the more you use your machine the less likely you will be able to recover your data. You should use the terminal to look around the root of the harddrive, / and the user directory /Users. Here is what I am using for my startup drive: plus An external SSD from OWC is what I'm running on now. Another good advice, is to buy an external drive and run from the external drive. The best advice is to buy a new computer and wait until it is safe to go out. This isn't a good time to be running around trying to fix your computer. One of the best professional restorers is "". If you really, really need your data, you need professional help. You best find a professional to look for your data. Since you do not have a backup, this implies you do not have administrator level knowledge of macOS. You should have a backup of all your data. I suspect you do not have a backup of your data.

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Anyone have any idea on how to get at that information, that is still seemingly on the HD?

Obviously restoring the user would be ideal, but really all I care about is my music, pictures, etc.

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that would seemingly line up my missing user and data.Īpple advised me to update to Catalina (hadn't gotten around to it yet), which I did, but that didn't bring anything back. Our 1.02 TB HD is 98 GB away from capacity. However, when I go to /Users, there is a folder with the my user name, but very little data in it.īut I have hope that somehow, somewhere, my files remain? Logging in on hers, it looks like my user is just "gone" - doesn't show in System Preferences. After the restart, the computer booted to the user login screen, only my wife's user showed - mine was gone. I was logged in on my user when the machines crashes. My wife and I both use the computer, both with our own (both admin) users. So our late 2015 iMac locked up the other day, and I had to restart it.