How to Recover your Programs, Files, Accounts from a Broken ComputerHow to Recover your Programs, Files, Accounts from a Broken Computer

In this article, you'll learn how to restore your programs, accounts, and files from a damaged computer to a new, undamaged one. We'll assist you with addressing three scenarios:

• Your computer cannot start up or has hardware issues, such as damage to the motherboard, graphics card, or display.
• Your PC fails to start or properly load Windows.
• Your computer is completely damaged except for the hard drive, and you wish to migrate to a new system.

As long as your hard drive is undamaged, you have the opportunity to transfer data from it. If your situation fits one of the scenarios described, you can utilize the Todo PCTrans tool to recover data from a hard drive. In the main part of this text, you will learn about the possible reasons for a computer malfunction in detail and follow a guide to retrieve files, programs, or accounts from a broken computer or laptop.

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Causes of a Broken Computer

Before diving into this step-by-step guide, let's uncover the reasons why you might need to recover your programs, files, and accounts from a damaged computer. These issues could arise in your everyday life:

• Splashed water on the laptop: Accidentally spilled water on your work device? Water might damage major components like the keyboard. First, switch off the power and remove the battery. Lay the notebook keyboard face down and use a paper towel to soak up any visible water on the surface. If that doesn't work, you can utilize a tool like Todo PCTrans to retrieve necessary data from the damaged computer.
• Broken computer screen: A cracked computer screen is one of the most common physical damages. If this occurs, shut down the device and send it for repair. Thankfully, your data isn't entirely lost. Extract the hard drive and transfer your files to another PC.
• Computer won't turn on: This could result from poor contact between the memory module and the motherboard's memory slot. Alternatively, the memory stick might be damaged, or the motherboard's memory slot could be faulty, leading to this issue.
• Computer virus infection: Malware might steal crucial files and even delete essential files, disrupting normal operation.

How to Recover Data from a Damaged Computer

By utilizing the tool Todo PCTrans, you can recover everything from your undamaged hard drive. Follow this detailed guide to rescue the desired applications, files, and settings.

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< strong >Step 1. Remove the disk from the old PC.

1. Disconnect the power supply. If it's a laptop, please remove the battery.
2. Open the case to view the hard drive inside the old PC.
3. Disassemble the outer casing using a screwdriver to locate the hard drive.
4. Disconnect the hard drive and its cables, then carefully remove the hard drive from the computer.

Step 2. Connect the hard drive to the new PC.

多种连接方式：

• USB Hard Drive Enclosure: Utilize this specialized gadget to connect the old hard drive to the Enclosure, and then plug it into the new computer via USB.
• USB Hard Drive Adapter: This device functions like a "cable." One end connects to the hard drive, while the other end connects to the USB port on the new PC.
• Desktop Computer: If your new PC is a desktop, the old hard drive can be connected as a secondary drive.

Step 3. Recover/Migrate applications, files, and accounts from the old disk.

1. Download and run the Todo PCTrans tool. Select "Data Rescue" mode, then click "Start".

2. Scroll through the steps and click on "Scan".

3. Ensure that the disk is connected to the PC. Select the old disk for recovery and click "Continue".

4. Select the desired applications, files, and accounts you wish to rescue.

5. Wait for a few seconds for the data transfer to complete.

If you're unsure about how to remove the computer case with a screwdriver, you can refer to a tutorial by eHowTech or reach out to us from the homepage.