Users may get into trouble that they replaced a file with a new one because the two files share a same name. What’s more, they didn’t make a backup by using Time Machine before. So, they are impatient to know how to recover replaced file freely.
 
Actually, it is possible to recover the replaced file completely if it is not overwritten by newly saved data. But users need to utilize a third-party file recovery program to achieve replaced file restoration. This is because the replaced file cannot be found anyplace in Mac computer. We recommend MiniTool Mac Data Recovery to users to realize the restoration.
 

How to Recover Replaced File Freely

Generally speaking, users stand a chance to recover replaced files completely as long as they did not save new data to the Mac after the accident. So, in order to ensure successful replaced file restoration, users had better stop adding new data to the computer after the replacement. And subsequently, choose a recovery program to conduct the recovery as early as possible.
 
MiniTool Mac Data Recovery is a powerful restoration application for Mac OS. It is fit for ordinary Mac users as its recovery process is very easy. Users can accomplish different modules recovery just with several clicks. We are going to display a simple tutorial to help users recover replaced files.
 

 
Open the software to go to this interface. Users can choose “Undelete Recovery” or “Damaged Partition Recovery” to fulfill the recovery. Here, we activate “Undelete Recovery” module to begin.
 

 
Choose the partition where the replaced file located and click “Scan” to continue.
 

 
When the scan is over, users can see many found data in the interface. Select the needing files and hit “Save” to arrange another partition for holding them. In the end, click “OK” to finish the process to recover replaced file freely.
 
In addition, MiniTool Mac Data Recovery is also able to recover data from lost, formatted and logically damaged partition. Hurry to download this useful recovery program to handle the problem of data loss.