I am trying to recover my raid0 and have testdisk but I am not sure what to do after analyze finds 3 things all green with a P in front. 2 are Ms Data and one is EFI system. The first ms Data start 2048 and end 1023999 and has (recovery at the end. When I list files the first one has three things first has 2 dots at the end second has recovery at the end and the third has system volume information at the end.
The second thing it finds is the efi system and has (efi system partition)(no name) at the end. When I list files for it it just had one and it says efi at the end. The third is ms data has (windows) at the end. When I list this one it has all my data from windows or c: drive in it. Not sure really how to proceed to get it to boot again. Any guidance is greatly appreciated.
RAID0 recovery efi gpt
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Re: RAID0 recovery efi gpt
As you didn't provide the whole testdisk.log file, we don't know if a partition is missing or not.
If all your partitions is listed during Analyze, no need to rewrite the partition table after Quick Search.
Use chkdsk to check and repair the filesystems as described in https://www.cgsecurity.org/testdisk.pdf
If all your partitions is listed during Analyze, no need to rewrite the partition table after Quick Search.
Use chkdsk to check and repair the filesystems as described in https://www.cgsecurity.org/testdisk.pdf