Stellar Data Recovery
- 1. About Stellar Data Recovery
- 2. About this Guide
3. Getting Started- 4. How to
- 4.1. Assign Full Disk Access
- 4.2. Recover Data from System Disk with High Sierra and Above
- 4.3. Recover Data from Existing Volume
- 4.4. Recover Data from Lost Drive/Unallocated Partition
- 4.5. Recover Data from CD/DVD
- 4.6. Recover a Lost Partition
- 4.7. Recover Data from a Non-Booting Mac/Crashed Computer
- 4.8. Work with Disk Images
- 4.9. Preview the Scan Results
- 4.10. Perform a Deep Scan
- 4.11. Save and Resume Scan Information
- 4.12. Save the Recovered Files
- 4.13. Change Preferences
- 4.14. Recover Data from Virtual Machine
- 4.15. Access Data View Options
- 5. Supported File Types
- 6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- 7. About Stellar
Stellar Data Recovery / 4. How to / 4.1. Assign Full Disk Access
4.1. Assign Full Disk Access
To completely allow the software to scan and recover your lost data, you are required to Assign Full Disk Access.
Steps to Assign Full Disk Access for MacOS Ventura (Version 13):
- Click on Open Security and Privacy button.
- Privacy & Security window is displayed.
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From the right pane, click Full Disk Access under the Privacy option.
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Enable the slider displayed against 'Stellar Data Recovery' and enter the administrator password when prompted.
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Restart the app for the changes to take effect.
Steps to Assign Full Disk Access For MacOS Version 12.6 & 11.7:
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Click on Open Security and Privacy button.
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Security & Privacy window is displayed. Go to Privacy tab.
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From the bottom, click
lock icon and enter your administrator password. -
From the given options on the left pane, select Full Disk Access and mark Stellar Data Recovery.
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Restart the app for the changes to take effect.