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Why are you posting in this thread? It's bad enough I wasn't able to get help to resolve my issue completely & now I've got to get email reminders every time you post to my thread. Please just start your own thread as I'm sure you'll have better luck if you're not posting from my thread since it's ...

Now this guy is getting help in my thread and I can't even get help? What gives?

Is there ANYONE that knows how to use this program that is available for an instant message conversation of some sort? Months have gone by and I'm more confused than when I started and on top of that I think my backup storage drive is now going out too much like the drive in this thread did. I had ...

Choose sector and enter 264192. Select the second one and enter 5860532223. Choose type and select MS Data.
Select "Done". On next screen, set this partition as P(rimary). On next one, choose Write, confirm, Quit
In the Advanced menu, you should see this partition again. Use type to force the ...

Okay, thanks. I might have time tomorrow to get this done.

Choose sector and enter 264192. Select the second one and enter 5860532223. Choose type and select MS Data.
Select "Done". On next screen, set this partition as P(rimary). On next one, choose Write, confirm, Quit
In the Advanced menu, you should see this partition again. Use type to force the ...

Did you forget about me?

Alright, finally got some time that coincides with when I can have the network down to work on these drives.

I started again but am not sure completely what to do so I mostly did the default stuff & from what I remember doing the first time. Here's screen shots of what I'm doing:

I did 'Create ...

The partition table and your NTFS boot sector have been overwritten. TestDisk has been able to find your lost partition, so it can fix the partition table and the NTFS boot sector using its backup.
That's what I like to hear! I got super busy and in fact my mom's primary PC has some critical ...

By the way, based on the results so far what are your thoughts? Is this something that will likely be fixable or rebuildable, are we on a data saving quest or do you think I will be able to correct this and put it back into action as-is? Just curious what these results pictures are telling you so ...