Summary: This article lays out the steps Mac users can take to unlock files/folders in bulk just in case the data has been changed to lock after data recovery. Since data recovery software needs root permission to access the hard drive, it might happen to some Mac users that the retrieved data changed to locked after data recovery due to the permission issue. What compounds the problem is that Mac doesn't support bulk editing; for users with thousands of files/folders, it would be a daunting task to edit one by one. Luckily, there is a simple solution that users can use to resolve the problem. Follow the steps below to learn how to do it. How to Unlock Files/Folders in Bulk on Mac Computer Step 1: Create a new folder and transfer all recovered files/folders. Step 2: Right-click on the folder and click on Get info. Step 3: Scroll down to find the Sharing & Permissions section. Step 4: Click the Lock button to unlock it, and enter your admin password. Step 5: Click the Wheel icon and select Apply to enclosed items. After taking the steps, you will notice all the files/folders in the new folder have been unlocked.

2020-6-2

Summary: The user guide will help the user to delete the wrong video file on Bitwar Video Repair easily! WIN VERSION Delete Video File Sometimes users may upload the wrong video files into the Bitwar Video Repair and don't worry there are two ways to delete the unwanted video files. Part 1: Delete Icon Click the Delete icon, which is on the right corner of the video file that is added. Part 2: Empty Icon Click the Empty icon from the bottom left of the primary interface. For the next step about the software purchase, activation and update, click on the link: Software Purchase, Activation and Update

2021-7-18

This article lays out how to fix the connection problem that occurs when iTunes cannot recognize an iPhone, iPod, or iPad. Sometimes, with an iPhone, iPod, or iPad connected to your computer with a USB cable, iTunes on the computer cannot recognize it. And instead, an "OxE" pops up. If that's the case, refer to the below solutions to eliminate the iTunes can't recognize your iOS device issue: Check whether your iTunes version stays up-to-date. Check whether your iOS device is power on. If you see an alert on your device asking for Trust, tap Trust. Unplug all other USB accessories except for this device and reconnect it to the computer with all available ports. If that fails too, try another USB cable. Restart the computer and the device. Try connecting your device to another computer to see if it works. Otherwise, contact Apple Support. What if the above solutions still couldn't work to fix the iTunes can't recognize the iOS device issue when you use the Bitwar iPhone Data Recovery,  we suggest you back up the iPhone data manually using the iTunes yourself, and then load the iTunes Backup File in the data recovery program to start the scanning....

2020-6-22

Summary:  This article tells users how to retrieve inaccessible files stored in a raw partition. Raw partitions happen when the computer fails to identify the applied format in which the data of the partition is stored. Hence users have no access to the partition and can't manipulate data on it. Symptoms The images listed below show three situations Windows users may encounter if there is a raw partition problem. Situation 1: When you try to open the drive/partition. It shows: you need to format the disk in drive E: before you can use it. Situation 2: The drive properties show 0 bytes in both Used space and Free space sections, and no file system type is indicated. Situation 3: The partition status in Disk Management is either RAW or without a file system type. Note: Situations vary in different systems. The examples posted above are the general cases for helping users to identify the problem. How to Recover Inaccessible Files in a Raw Partition As we can see, it's not allowed to enter a RAW partition, then how to retrieve the files? The simplest way is to use a powerful data recovery software - Bitwar Data Recovery, which is capable...

2020-6-6

Summary: When users set a password for the backup file created using iTunes, they sometimes forget the password they set. Don't worry; this article will lay out every step users need to take to reset the password. Steps to Reset iPhone Backup Password Step 1: Open your iOS device and tap Settings. And then scroll down to find General and tap it. Step 2: Scroll down and select Reset. Step 3: Select Reset All Settings. Step 4: Enter your device Passcode to start reset. Note: The steps won't affect your user data or passwords, but it will reset settings like Display brightness, Home screen layout, and Wallpaper. It also removes your encrypted backup password. Step 5: Now, you can connect the iOS device again with iTunes and create a brand new encrypted backup file. Although you won't be able to use the previous encrypted backup files, you are still able to back up your current iOS data with a new backup password. If you are interested in how to use the local backups to recover data through Bitwar iPhone Data Recovery, click on the following link to learn it: Get Familiar With the Two Recovery Methods

2020-6-20