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Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2008-10-09 02:51:00) by Lumpy2

Hi shard92 Yes, eventually used Active@ Partition Recovery Tool Kit [premium] and recovered partition then files. A long and frightening process that took all night, the scan of the affected drive took 15 hours. Eventually when files were recovered and safely stored I reformatted the old backup drive but on copying files to it it gave some errors 'mft? so ...

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RE: Free app to recover files from unallocated partition?

Started 2 months, 1 week ago (2008-09-07 13:45:00) by Chris Locke

After a fiddle, this program successfully recovered my partition I deleted from XP. The file I created was there too. http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk (Handy freeware program)

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I love irony. Can anybody recommend a data recovery service?

Started 5 days, 20 hours ago (2008-11-13 14:24:00) by billysundays

Its ironic that a few days ago I posted a comment in a recent MaxPC article "Seagate Pushes Full Disk Encryption Drives", about what an advantage it has compared to the inconvenience and hassle of using a software full-disk encryption programs like Drivecrypt Plus Pack (DCPP), and now, a couple of days later, I can drive that point home with my very own DCPP disaster story. So here's what ...

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RE: Accidentally resized partition w/live cd

Started 1 week ago (2008-11-11 16:39:00) by lev5c

Quote: Originally Posted by vitorgatti But well, if you have important data on that partition that you don't want lose, I suggest that you stop using this HD right now and search for tutorials on "how to recover deleted partitions", for example, so you can recover your files. I haven't used the HD since Wednesday AM when it happened. I'm using the live cd "demo"...

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Help please

Started 1 week ago (2008-11-11 16:19:00) by rocknroll

hi everyone i used the shrink volume in vista 32 last night so i wanted to do another one.when it was done it said 74gb unallocated so im in alot of need for some help.I guess my Qis how to get rid of that or recover it help please.

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Need help with hiding vista partition

Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2008-11-08 03:49:00) by crapshoot (Offline)

Hi. this is my first post here. I hope someone can help me out. Dual booting Vista 64 and XP pro 32 is not a problem. The problem I'm having is trying to hide the partitons from each other so that I can retain my restore points in Vista. I'll save you the drama and cut straight to the meat and potatoes. I've got one Raid 0 Volume (2 sata hardrives). I've got 3 primary partitions: - C:...

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RE: Need help recovering data :S

Started 2 weeks, 2 days ago (2008-11-03 01:14:00) by thideras

If it is the unallocated section, it was deleted... You can use programs to recover it, but the only ones that I know of cost money.

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Re: Vista boot troubles

Started 2 weeks, 3 days ago (2008-11-02 07:46:00) by Pete_C

Do a parallel install of Vista to the partition you had XP installed to and use it to recover your data and then wipe the malfunctioning vista partition. Actually thinking on it; I think your problem may be that you deleted the partition rather than just deleting its contents. Thus partition 2 now is partition 1 and what was partition 1 is unallocated space. This causes...

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RE: Can i save my data on unallocated disk

Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2008-10-31 10:50:00) by eraygun2[_7_]

thecreator, I did what you said exactly. I reformated and reinstalled Windows XP from the SlipStream XP CD. I don't know how but now I have just one disk drive (C that is 320 GB). Then i use Active @ Partition Recovery program and i saw my data that was on the deleted partitions When i wanted to recover this data it gave me a warning since i did not have any free disk space...

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RE: 5.25TB Raid5 Array.. lost GPT/NTFS Partitions... Data Recovery?

Started 3 weeks ago (2008-10-28 16:26:00) by dave_graham

Quote: Originally Posted by Blazestorm So I had a 5.25 Raid5 Array with my Perc5i... one day upon turning it on 2 drives showed up as foreign and 1 as failed, after playing around with it for a long time I finally got all 8 drives showing up as normal/good but no drive listed, check disk management and it's showing up as Unallocated...

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