My office PenDrive suddenly became write-protected and unreadable, and Windows kept asking to format it. Since I didn’t want to risk random tools, I followed a tutorial to format PenDrive using CMD and used Diskpart commands for a proper PenDrive format cmd cleanup. The drive started working again, but I had accidentally wiped some very important project files. Luckily, I found the SysInfo Removable Media Recovery Tool, which proved extremely useful. One standout feature is its smart auto-search function, which automatically detects deleted files after scanning the removable drive. It also supports recovery of multiple file formats, including images, PDFs, office files, and media content, which saved me from manually hunting for backups. The scanning process was stable and didn’t freeze like some other utilities I tested. Another helpful thing is that it works smoothly on all modern Windows version,s including Windows 11. If your USB is corrupted and CMD formatting is the only solution, make sure you recover data afterward using a reliable recovery utility like this.
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