Hi everyone,
Today i was doing a often windows7 formatation, but unfortunly i use by mistake the command "clean" in diskpart of windows prompt while install screen, this happens because i was resizing the C part to get more space to my D (Backup part), anyway i made dat bullshit.
Well, i lost 10 years of images, videos and all my stuff, is not too much size, is 100GB of info, but i simply lost.
When i run the test disk i can find my files pressing P on a NTFS (called backup part by testdisk) i see a that message: the files can't be write and recovered, something like that.
Please i need help, i pay my bills with dat stuff. Thx.
A 10 Years JOB Gone, HELP!
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Re: A 10 Years JOB Gone, HELP!
After Quick Search, choose Deeper Search. For each partition, use 'p' to list the files.
Set the correct partitions to P(rimary), L(ogical) and *(bootable). On next screen, choose Write, confirm, Quit.
It's always possible to use PhotoRec to recover your data but it won't recover the original filenames.
Set the correct partitions to P(rimary), L(ogical) and *(bootable). On next screen, choose Write, confirm, Quit.
It's always possible to use PhotoRec to recover your data but it won't recover the original filenames.