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Windows XP/2000 - [Resolved] i cant believe whats happened here please help if possible posted in the Operating Systems forums; i have a 76gb hdd , i had it partitioned ito 3 C: 15gb with win xp installed (fat32) D: 28gb (fat32) E: 33gb (ntfs) i thought of creating another ...


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Old 05-09-2007   #1
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i have a 76gb hdd , i had it partitioned ito 3
C: 15gb with win xp installed (fat32)
D: 28gb (fat32)
E: 33gb (ntfs)
i thought of creating another small partition so i intended to delete the logical drive D using fdisk then create 2 logical drives where D was , so in fdisk i deleted the logical drive D , then created a 15gb logical drive , decided i did not want this partition this big so i went to delete the 15gb logical drive i just created and it did so , then pressed esc , and it looked as though the 15gb logical drive was still there , deleted it again and pressed esc and it was still there , thought this was not right so i booted into windows xp only to discover my Entfs) has disappeared .
Now im left with my C: with my OS installed on it and a drive which i cant access because it asks me to format it , i have not formatted it as i know this will wipe my data forever .
Now under the circumstances i seem to have deleted Entfs) is it at all possible to recover the data from my hard drive or is it gone forever ?
I have installed a 60gb drive as slave so ive got room to transfer files onto another drive if necessary .
please help
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I've never done what you've describe. However, the product at the following link says they can do what you need, but it's NOT free.

http://www.data-recovery-software.net/

I presume you didn't backup your files before starting to delete partitions.
If that is the case, for future operations recommend obtaining a Backup program and designate part of your new drive as a backup drive for the other partitions.

Good Luck...
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I suggest you use Partition Table Doctor to resolve your
problem.The software provides very useful functions:
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