How to Recover Data from a Crashed Windows 11/10 Computer?

Does Windows 11/10 often remind you to install the latest updates, especially if you are a Windows Insider Fast Ring user? Reports indicate that some updates are prone to causing system crashes, freezes, or endless reboot loops. Of course, many other factors can also lead to system failures. A Windows crash is frustrating enough, but what's worse is that it often results in data loss. After a crash, you may find it impossible to access some of your files. Unfortunately, countless users have lost irreplaceable data due to Windows 11/10 system crashes—losses that are simply unaffordable.

It can be helpless when you lose important data due to a Windows 11/10 system crash, especially if those files are critical to you. Please don't worry—you can recover lost files using free data recovery software like Hasleo Data Recovery. Hasleo Data Recovery is a professional tool that can help you easily recover data from a crashed Windows system. This article explains how it works.

How to Recover Data from a Crashed Windows 11/10 System Using Hasleo Data Recovery?

Step 1: Choose Deleted File Recovery

Download, install, and run Hasleo Data Recovery. On the main interface, you'll see several recovery options. Please select Deleted File Recovery mode to proceed.

Step 2: Select the device to Scan

Select the drive where you lost your files, then let the software scan it for recoverable data.

Step 3: Preview and Recover Deleted Files

The software will display a list of found files. You can preview them by path or file type. Select the files you wish to recover, then click the "Recover" button to save them to your desired location.

Important Notes:

1. If some files are not found by Deleted File Recovery, click the "Deep Scan" button to start the Deep Scan Recovery process. A deep scan takes more time but can find significantly more lost files.
2. If the device you want to recover data from is encrypted with BitLocker Drive Encryption, you should use BitLocker Data Recovery.
3. Do not save recovered files to the original partition where the lost data was stored. This prevents the data from being overwritten.
4. You can export or save the scan results for later use or future recovery sessions.