i was trying to install Ubuntu,
my notebook has 2 internal drive,
sda has 3 partition
fat32 recovery partitions
ntfs driver c windows partition
and logical partition ntfs drive d where i put most of my folders,
sdb is empty
i wanted to install Ubuntu here
but somehow when I'm about to select drive to install a warning pop up saying I'm about to change partition or something and so i press go back in hope i didn't change anything, but when i do that my sda drive change to Linux LVM the whole drive change to that, so i lost drive c and d and i cant reverts back,
how can i recovery driver c and d
Recover Ntfs partition from Linux LVM Topic is solved
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Re: Recover Ntfs partition from Linux LVM
Run TestDisk, Analyse, Quick Search, Deeper Search, use the arrow keys to set the partitions to recover as *(bootable) for C: and P(rimary) for D:.
Once it's done, on next screen, choose Write, confirm, Quit.
If asked, choose BackupBS and confirm.
Quit and restart your computer.
Once it's done, on next screen, choose Write, confirm, Quit.
If asked, choose BackupBS and confirm.
Quit and restart your computer.
Re: Recover Ntfs partition from Linux LVM
Done it like you told me, and 100% success without any problem.cgrenier wrote: ↑14 Feb 2019, 19:05 Run TestDisk, Analyse, Quick Search, Deeper Search, use the arrow keys to set the partitions to recover as *(bootable) for C: and P(rimary) for D:.
Once it's done, on next screen, choose Write, confirm, Quit.
If asked, choose BackupBS and confirm.
Quit and restart your computer.
Thank you very much, i really appreciate it.