TestDisk finds Parititon but gives "no partitions found or selected for recovery" after pressing enter.
Posted: 18 May 2016, 14:52
Hello everyone,
I have following problem. After hours of researching and using multiple Tools, I came to TestDisk again (used it again in awhile) to restore my falsely deleted HDD. This time though, when I go to deeper Search testdisk finds my Partition which I need, it even displays the files I had on it. Same Size as well, how it should be. It looks like that. I have no picture how it looked like at the end (But it was the 2nd Partition from the Bottom from this picture which I need to find (HPFS - NTFS 0 1 1 113923 254 63 1930188997) :
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After the deep search is done (finished 2 times already, but clicked it away on both, because of the same message) my Partition appears, but as D (Deleted). The color is also white, not green how it should be.
But like I said, when I click enter it says "no partitions found or selected for recovery". How can I restore this partition? After all, it detects it in the backup sector, fully functional.
This Data is out of high importance for me. Please help!
Greetings,
wiegetz
I have following problem. After hours of researching and using multiple Tools, I came to TestDisk again (used it again in awhile) to restore my falsely deleted HDD. This time though, when I go to deeper Search testdisk finds my Partition which I need, it even displays the files I had on it. Same Size as well, how it should be. It looks like that. I have no picture how it looked like at the end (But it was the 2nd Partition from the Bottom from this picture which I need to find (HPFS - NTFS 0 1 1 113923 254 63 1930188997) :
)After the deep search is done (finished 2 times already, but clicked it away on both, because of the same message) my Partition appears, but as D (Deleted). The color is also white, not green how it should be.
But like I said, when I click enter it says "no partitions found or selected for recovery". How can I restore this partition? After all, it detects it in the backup sector, fully functional.
This Data is out of high importance for me. Please help!
Greetings,
wiegetz