How to Restore a Usb Flash Drive on Mac?

How to Fix a Corrupted USB Drive on Mac and Recover Data

Download and install Disk Drill .
Connect the USB device and start the program.
Search for lost data.
Preview the recoverable files.
Complete the data recovery.
Reformat the drive so it can be reused.

How do I Restore a USB Drive on a Mac?

In the Disk Utility app on your Mac, choose View > Show All Devices.
In the sidebar, select the volume you want to restore, then click the Restore button .
Click the Restore popup menu, then choose the volume you want to copy.
Click Restore, then click Done.

Why is my USB Unreadable on my Mac?

Check the file system format
Check the file system format of the external hard drive, SD card, USB flash drive or other devices. If it is formatted with the NTFS format, then it is not hard to understand why it is unreadable on Mac. To correct it, please convert NTFS to FAT32. Disk formatting will erase data for good.

How do I Fix my USB Drive not Showing up on my Mac?

Go to the General tab and make sure the External disks item is selected. Go to the Sidebar tab and make sure the External disks location is selected. Close the Preferences window. Your USB flash drive should now be listed as a location in Finder and displayed as an icon on your Desktop.

How do I Completely Restore a Flash Drive?

Clean USB drive and create new partition via Diskpart.
PS.: “n” refers to the number of USB drive; “f” can be replaced by any available drive letter.
Delete all partitions and create partition on USB drive.

How do I Fix my Flash Drive that Won't Read Mac?

0 Turn It Off and On Again.
1 Physical Connectivity Issues.
2 Insufficient Power.
3 Failure to Previously Eject a Drive.
4 Update Your Macs OS and Firmware.
5 Faulty System Configuration.
6 Check Finder Preferences.
7 Use First Aid to Repair the USB Flash Drive.