For all the past years, my WD My book has been working perfectly, and it is now my main backup storage. During my recent relocation, I unplugged it. It was with me in the car, the hotel, and everywhere else. Now that I'm at my new house, I've connected it in (both my laptop and my husband's desktop). But instead of recognizing it as MY Book, the computer refers to it as a local drive and reports that the folder is empty. Help!
When the computer reports that the folder is empty, you may try the methods below:
We are here to introduce you to an all-in-one data recovery tool - EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard- to regain your lost folders.
It is more time-saving and rookie-friendly than the first two methods, so you don’t have to search for other steps online. You just need to read the guide down here to recover your lost folders.
Check the steps out:
Step 1. Launch EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard and choose "Select Folder". Find where your lost folder is and click "OK" to proceed.
Step 2. Search for the target folder to find a certain type of file in the folder. You can also utilize the Filter Feature.
Step 3. You can preview the recovered folder before starting. Click "Recover" and choose the location where you want to store your recovered data.
You may feel that you are drifting from the whole world when your WD hard drive says this folder is empty and when your files are lost, but there is a way out. EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard is an excellent hard drive recovery tool that can recover photos, videos, documents, and other multimedia items. Try and download it now!
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