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recuperation wrote: 04 Aug 2023, 21:50 https://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDis ... per_Search

After many attempts and a careful reading of the guide you sent me, I was able to recover my partitions.
Thank you very much for your help, and I'm sorry for the mistakes I made.

https://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step#A_partition_is_still_missing:_Deeper_Search


I tried following the link you sent, but it didn't work.

Using the left/right arrow keys, change the status of the selected partition from D(eleted) to L(ogical). This way you will be able to ...

My English is not the best and my desperation and concern about losing my data and the little knowledge I have in this area certainly led me to do things without thinking.
For that, I sincerely apologize.

If you are still willing to help me, I will soon follow the link you gave me and see if it ...

First of all, I sincerely apologize if I didn't give enough information .
I kind of mentioned since I could see the contents of partitions called 'HDD'
were also two D partitions (called 'HDD') in the list and using the 'p' key I also found that both had the same files

So what appears to me after ...

Thanks for the answer. From what I understand it is very unlikely / difficult for me to be able to recover the partitions and that the best thing to do would be to take it to a technician...
I'm not going to lie, reading that "it won't be that expensive" scares me a bit to ask what the approximate ...

I couldn't recover any partitions..
Attached is the log file, I ask that someone help me because I don't know what else to do.

I'm currently trying to recover both partitions D and F, I'm following the steps in the post I indicated...

After the Quick Search it tells me the same as it said at the beginning, that partition F cannot be recovered, so I clicked to continue and on the next screen only partition D (called 'HDD ...

I followed the steps shown in this post here on the forum... because the user's problem was similar.

However what happened was that after the Deeper Search I just selected partition F ("Files") and this resulted in an error 'Error: size boot_sector 521828352 > partition 419430400', however after ...

I had a disk with 2 partitions , C (~730Gb) and F (~200Gb) and I accidentally deleted disk partition F, how do I revert this?

-> History of how I accidentally deleted partition F:
Using disk management tool in Windows 10, I intended to expand F partition volume by 50Gb, so I reduced C disk by 50gb ...