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Hey cgrenier,
The problem is that after the Deep Search, the partition that I want is NOT listed there. All the ones are other partitions that have NO USE to me.

This has been my issue from post #1. If you look at post #1, in the first screenshot of the Deep Scan process, that is the one partition ...

Well, I get the same result, even with TestDisk version 6.13.
The final screen is the exact same, although the line where it says "CHS 91201 255 63" in version 6.14-WIP is now "CHS 91202 255 63" in version 6.13.

The log is attached below. Note, I did not attempt recovery of the partition as it was ...

I just realized something :P
fdisk says that my hard drive has 91201 cylinders. In the screenshot http://www.sevenforums.com/attachments/general-discussion/259365d1363317447-hard-drive-management-gone-haywire-2.png , the 4th row says "CHS 91201 255 63", and the 5th row says "Analyse cylinder X/91200 ...

Yes, I understand how to recover the partition.
However, the partition that I want to recover, I cannot see it at the final screen where I can choose the partition to recover.
I can see it in the process of the deep scan, but it doesn't appear in the final screen. Refer to my first post for ...

Hello,
This is the log file.


Mon Apr 22 15:58:18 2013
Command line: TestDisk

TestDisk 6.14-WIP, Data Recovery Utility, September 2012
Christophe GRENIER <grenier@cgsecurity.org>
http://www.cgsecurity.org
OS: Linux, kernel 3.7.9-pmagic64 (#1 SMP PREEMPT Sun Feb 17 21:06:23 CST 2013) x86_64 ...

Hey,
Thanks for taking a look. Most of your answers can be found at the link I provided, http://www.sevenforums.com/general-discussion/282149-hard-drive-management-gone-haywire.html . However, to reconfirm, the two screenshots I posted are of the DEEPER SCAN.
The first screenshot shows my missed ...

Hello,
A bit more than a month ago, I had an issue where I tried to remove the System Reserved partition. Long story short, I ended up killing my computer's boot hard drive. Detailed information available http://www.sevenforums.com/general-discussion/282149-hard-drive-management-gone-haywire.html ...