In any case, I wouldn't do anything until we see the damage.The preparation of legal papers can be high-priced and time-consuming. However, if there is a backup copy of your original MBR, then restoring this backup may be an easier option. Then run FIXMBR or equivalent against your drive from the Windows Recovery Console. I suspect that the solution would involve r-clicking your data partition and selecting Insert the Partition (Undelete). If you could ZIP this file and upload it, we will be able to see what happened. Save it to the same drive that you are running DMDE from. You will be offered a destination filename such as "lba0_2049.bin".
Otherwise click Device and choose your drive. In the Source pane ensure that the correct physical drive is selected. These are file system related sectors, mostly zeros, and no data. I would now save the first 2049 sectors of your drive to a file. Do you now see your file/folder structure? If you see your missing partition, double-click it and expand the Root. Could you then upload the Partitions window? I would launch DMDE, select your physical drive, and tick the Show Partitions checkbox. I've taken the liberty of responding to your PM request here since others may benefit from your feedback. Proceed and at " select disk to install windows" you would be able to view the hard disk drives The status should be " online" and free space should be " disk size"Ĥ- now restart the machine and boot from the Windows Disc/USB again Iv) clean (this erases all data on the Disk, so be sure you choose the correct one)now for verification of disk status and free space type Status would probably be " invalid" and free space would be " 0 bytes"ĭisk number = as listed in previous command, normally 0 It will show the list of your drives, with the information: Re: Seagate Momentus 750gb (ST9750420AS) - (Windows 7 don't boot)Ģ- Go to Repair Your Computer, Or Press Shift + F10 to go directlyto the Command Promptģ- In the RE (recovery environment) choose command prompt and type following commands pressing Enter after each bold command:
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