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Hi,
I've tried to do this, however the PC won't boot with the disk attached. I unplugged the disk while the PC rebooted and then reconnected it once Windows had started. I ran the second steps as advised but following the boot screen, 'list' wasn't available. My log follows:





Tue Jan 14 09:22:55 ...

I've run it once more, with the Intel setting and it seemed to identify the second partition, certainly it listed the files I expected to see. I'm still not confident how to restore this partition and whether that can cause any more harm:



Mon Jan 13 11:23:03 2020
Command line: TestDisk

TestDisk ...

OK, my main concern is that I selected Write in the session logged above and I think I may have made my situation worse.

I've just followed your advice to select EFI GPT and when I use 'p' to list the files, I get "Can't open filesystem. Filesystem seems damaged." for each. My log for that session ...

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