Windows File Recovery not working "Pass 1: Scanning and processing disk" "Scanning disk: 00% "

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Hello,


I am trying to recover some .jpg files from a micoSD that randomly disappeared while I was transferring them to a folder on the same card.


When I run Windows File Recovery on the volume or on a folder on the volume it finds returns a Sector Count of "0x0000000000000000" and under "Pass 1: Scanning and processing disk" it says "Scanning disk: 00%" and then just returns to the command prompt (see below).


It creates a destination folder but it's empty.


What does this mean?


If it didn't work after scanning 100% I'd resign myself to the loss but 00% seems unsatisfactory and I can't find any mention of this on the web. So:


Can anyone help?


Thanks!


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C:\WINDOWS\system32>winfr F: C: /extensive /n \DCIM\*.jpg


Windows File Recovery

Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved

Version: 0.1.20151.0

----------------------------------------------------------



Source drive: F:

Destination folder: C:\Recovery_20210219_235233

Filter: DCIM\*.JPG

Extension filter: *


Sector count: 0x0000000000000000

Cluster size: 0x00000000

Sector size: 0x00000200

Overwrite: Prompt

Mode: Extensive


Continue? (y/n)

Pass 1: Scanning and processing disk

Scanning disk: 00%

C:\WINDOWS\system32>

"


And...


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C:\WINDOWS\system32>winfr F: C: /extensive /n \*.jpg


Windows File Recovery

Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved

Version: 0.1.20151.0

----------------------------------------------------------



Source drive: F:

Destination folder: C:\Recovery_20210219_235307

Filter: *.JPG

Extension filter: *


Sector count: 0x0000000000000000

Cluster size: 0x00000000

Sector size: 0x00000200

Overwrite: Prompt

Mode: Extensive


Continue? (y/n)

Pass 1: Scanning and processing disk

Scanning disk: 00%

C:\WINDOWS\system32>

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