Can't revocer the partition
Posted: 25 May 2012, 02:03
I ran the testdisk application trying to recover a partition I accidentally deleted.
The story:
I bought a SSD drive so I took my old drive (OS partitons + Files partitions) and wanted keep only the files partition in the hole disk. So I deleted (via Computer Manager in Windows) all the OS partitions (Linux, windows, swap and windows system). That gave me 100GB of Unlocatted space and my 350GB+ Files partition. I choose the extend option, and that gave me two partitions with these sizes. They became a dark yellow color. I clicked on the 100GB partition I choose delete (I wanted a full partition of 450+ GB). That deleted the two of them.
So I found testDisk. Read about it, read some tutorials. Ran it. Chose Analyse option. I choose quick search after a while I see all partitions. In the end it gives me Can't recovey [Files] partition.
This is the log File: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/25370888/testdisk.log
Can someone help me with this? Is there a way of recovering it ?
The really important things, of course, I have a backup. But some photos, some videos, etc. I don't have. I would like to recover it.
The story:
I bought a SSD drive so I took my old drive (OS partitons + Files partitions) and wanted keep only the files partition in the hole disk. So I deleted (via Computer Manager in Windows) all the OS partitions (Linux, windows, swap and windows system). That gave me 100GB of Unlocatted space and my 350GB+ Files partition. I choose the extend option, and that gave me two partitions with these sizes. They became a dark yellow color. I clicked on the 100GB partition I choose delete (I wanted a full partition of 450+ GB). That deleted the two of them.
So I found testDisk. Read about it, read some tutorials. Ran it. Chose Analyse option. I choose quick search after a while I see all partitions. In the end it gives me Can't recovey [Files] partition.
This is the log File: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/25370888/testdisk.log
Can someone help me with this? Is there a way of recovering it ?
The really important things, of course, I have a backup. But some photos, some videos, etc. I don't have. I would like to recover it.