Borkman

I'm trying to recover the files from my girlfriend's 64-GB SD card, which has become unusable. The drive letter shows up when I insert it in my computer, but it asks me to format the partition (which I of course have NOT done, to preserve the data). When I run Recuva (using the deep scan option), it takes about a half hour to find all the files (and it finds thousands of files, which is a good sign). However, when it gets to stage 2/3 (called "Analyzing Damage"), the program crashes. It comes up with a pop-up screen that asks for some information. There is a multi-line text box that asks for a description of what happened. The text did not wrap automatically as I typed, so I pressed the ENTER key to go to the next line, and it instantly told me it sent the error report. I didn't get a chance to complete my message. You should probably fix that too. There were no apparent events in the event log for this crash. I was using the latest version of Recuva when this crash happened. I also have an older version of Recuva (version 1.51) installed on a different machine, so I tried that, and It also crashed while scanning the SD card. I'm hoping to recover the files with their original file names and folder structure. Is that possible in Recuva?