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[[!meta title="Recovering data from the Persistent Storage when it has file system errors"]]
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Try this technique first if the hardware of your USB stick is not failing.
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[[Create a partition image using `ddrescue` on the command line|fsck#ddrescue]]
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Try this technique first if the hardware of your USB stick is failing.
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Using `ddrescue` is more difficult but is better than the *Disks* utility to
recover data if the hardware of your USB stick is failing.
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<h2 id="disks">Creating a partition image using the <i>Disks</i> utility</h2>
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When the hardware of your USB stick is not failing, using the *Disks* utility is the simplest way of creating a partition image of your Persistent Storage.
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<h3 id="external">Preparing the external hard disk</h3>
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Click on the **Start Restoring** button.
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When starting for the first time, *Autopsy* freezes on **Starting modules**.
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After the analysis finishes, the files that were recovered are listed in
different ways in the left sidebar, for example, both as a file system tree
and by type of files.
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