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[MniawY]

Hello All , I Need Some Help Here

Today , I Lost My H.D.D [ Partition ] My Laptop Has 240GB SSD + 1TB H.D.D

So My SSD is New , I Used To Select Disk 1 as a USB Drive To Clean it , So By Mistake I Select My H.D.D So I Lost The Disk

So Anyone Know How To Roll Back ? | @Cyler , I'm Waiting For You Boss

 

[alaadin]

@Cyler is the one .. bravo

 

[Baronstragen]

Assuming you haven't written to the disk you deleted it should be fairly simple.

Type select disk x (replace x with the number of the storage device with the missing partition).
Type list volume and press Enter to list all volumes on the selected storage device.
Type select volume x (replace x with the number of the missing partition).
Type assign letter=Z to assign the specified drive letter to the missing partition (you can choose any drive letter that’s not already assigned to a device or drive).

You should now see the missing partition listed alongside your other drives.

 

[MniawY]

@Baronstragen | All Those Volumes For SSD , No One To H.D.D

 

[Alessia_Amelia]

We used a third party data recovery program which I'm pretty sure many are here on site for download.
Using it is pretty straightforward. We've used this for data recovery method before and works great. Here's the steps we took:
Recover Data Removed by Diskpart Clean

1. Run recovery software. ...
2. Scan the DiskPart deleted or removed Files. ...
3. Recover the DiskPart Deleted or Removed Files.
4. done (hopefully)

Hope this helps. Good Luck.

 

[HappyCroc81]

It happened with me , i did recovery with recovery software (first load windows with windows live cd) and took backup to external hdd , than re install windows on main partition(i.e. C Drive) after windows install made partition in hard drive (C:100 GB & D:831 GB) restored backup which took in external hdd to D drive.

 

[Light_Eater]

Hello @MniawY,
Consider trying - Hetman Partition Recovery 3.1 @Mr. Spacely has got it for us, the discription specify that it can recover deleted partitions.
Please let us know how it went.

You must be registered for see links

 

[Cyler]

You are lucky in your misfortune. If you did that on the SSD... all data would be wiped forever. What our friends said above , is mostly right.

Making sure you do ZERO writes on the disk with any other software or examine with windows:

Either a live cd like hiren etc and use recovery tools, or any live (as in boots from a usb) partition recovery software will help you.
If after the partition recovery, data arent there, use any known undelete software (most do the same thing anyway so it doesnt matter)

Nothing much else it can be done, just pray for the best and slow steps, making sure you double check on what you click. If not sure, ask here or google.

Best of luck.

 

[Baronstragen]

@Baronstragen | All Those Volumes For SSD , No One To H.D.D

Ok. Now I understand. The disk itself is not initialized, which means windows 10 doesn't recognize it because the partition was removed. There is a way to try to fix this other than re-initializing the partition (which would wipe the data meaning data recovery tools), or you can try to rebuild the MBR. Go to an administrative command prompt and type bootrec /rebuildmbr, then reboot

Cheers.

 

[Charles]

Cgsecurity's TestDisk is your friend here. A quick google will find the software. Windows and linux versions available.

 

[MniawY]

I Want To Thank @alaadin | @Baronstragen | @Alessia_Amelia | @HappyCroc81 | @Light_Eater | @Cyler | @Charles
And Every One Helped Me ♥

I didn't take the risk , I live near a hard disk & Data Recovery specialist , Finally All My Data Was Recovered { About 400 GB }
@Cyler , Thank Sir , Now We Can Assign This as Completed