Recover Music from AGPtEK MP3 Players After Virus Attacks

Contents

• What are the Common Causes of Audio File Loss or Failure on a AGPtEK MP3 Player?
• File Formats for an AGPtEK MP3 Player
• Recovering Data from the Internal Storage of an AGPtEK MP3 Player
• Recovering Data from a AGPtEK MP3 Player Memory Card

Here are some examples why audio files can be lost from an MP3 player: deliberate or accidental removing of the files, formatting of the memory card or the internal storage, a virus attack, system failures, or cleaning of the internal memory in the struggle for more free space. Also, music from a player can be removed or damaged because the player was connected in an incorrect way or unplugged from the USB port while a copying operation is running.

What are the Common Causes of Audio File Loss or Failure on a AGPtEK MP3 Player?

1. Physical damage: Dropping or mishandling the MP3 player can cause damage to the internal components, leading to audio file loss or failure.
2. Corrupted files: If the audio files on the MP3 player are corrupted or damaged, they may not play properly or may not be accessible at all.
3. Software issues: Issues with the firmware or software of the MP3 player can result in audio file loss or failure.
4. Battery issues: If the battery of the MP3 player is low or faulty, it may cause audio files to not play properly or be inaccessible.
5. Memory card issues: If the MP3 player uses a memory card to store audio files, issues with the memory card such as corruption or damage can lead to audio file loss or failure.
6. File system errors: Errors in the file system of the MP3 player can cause audio files to become inaccessible or corrupted.
7. Incompatible file formats: If the audio files on the MP3 player are in a format that is not supported by the player, they may not play properly or at all.
8. Overloaded storage: If the MP3 player is filled to capacity with audio files, it may cause issues with playing or accessing the files.
9. Virus or malware: If the MP3 player becomes infected with a virus or malware, it can lead to audio file loss or failure.
10. Improper ejection: Removing the MP3 player from a computer or other device without safely ejecting it first can cause damage to the files on the player.

File formats for an AGPtEK MP3 Player

What file formats can be recovered from a digital music player?

Talking of recovering music files, most of the time we mean the *.mp3 format. However, there are a few more music file formats often used with MP3 players:

• uncompressed audio formats like WAV, AIFF;

• lossless compression formats (APE, FLAC);

• lossy compression audio formats (MP3, Ogg).

In fact, though, there are much more audio formats in addition to those listed here.

Recovering data from the internal storage of an AGPtEK MP3 Player

How to recover data removed from the internal storage of an MP3 player?

To restore files lost from the internal storage of an MP3 player:

1. Connect it to a computer in the same way as you do for copying music to the player. Usually, it means connecting it to a USB port of the computer or laptop.

2. After the MP3-player is displayed in “This PC” folder as a removable device, run Hetman Partition Recovery. The program will scan your computer automatically and display all hard disks and removable drives, physical and local disks connected to this PC.

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3. Find the one you need - that is, your MP3 player. Click on it and select the analysis type. Wait until the scanning process is complete.

   

4. As a result, the program will show all the files you can recover. The red cross indicates the ones which have been deleted.

   

5. You can use the preview window to play the files you would like to recover.

   

6. Drag the necessary files to the “Recovery List” and click on the “Recovery” button.

   

7. Click “Recovery” to have the files saved to the folder you have specified. Choose the saving method and the corresponding folder, and click “Recovery” again.

   
   

Recovering data from a AGPtEK MP3 Player memory card

How to recover data removed from a memory card of used in an mp3-player?

If there is a memory card used with your mp3-player and you need to recover data from the card, do the following:

1. Take the memory card out of your gadget and connect it to a computer or a laptop using a card reader.

   

2. After the memory card is displayed in “This PC” folder, run Hetman Partition Recovery. The program will scan your computer automatically and display all hard disks and removable drives, physical and local disks connected to this PC.

   

3. Find the one you need - that is, the memory card. Click on it and select the analysis type.

   

4. For starters, you can try “Fast scan.” It is very quick and it saves the directory structure (the way how folders and files are arranged). If you are not happy with the “Fast scan” results, scan the card again but this time with “Full analysis.”

   

5. As a result, the program will show all the files you can recover. The red cross indicates the ones which have been deleted.

   

6. You can use the preview window to play the files you would like to recover. Drag the necessary files to the “Recovery List” and click on the “Recovery” button.

7. Choose the saving method and the corresponding folder, and click “Recovery” again.

   
   

Models MP3 Player AGPtEK:

• A02;
• A12;
• B03;
• C05;
• CD Player S01;
• E02;
• G02;
• G05;
• H01;
• IMP;
• M20;
• Portable R08;
• S1;