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How can I recover data from lost/deleted partitions?


Panarchy
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Hello

Looking for a program to recover my data.

My old partition schema entailed the following file-systems;

NTFS

Ext3

FAT32

HFS+

Although I didn't have anything of value on the ext3 partiton, so don't worry about finding a software that can recover ext3. Most important is NTFS. Seconded by HFS+.

I've seen a whole spectrum of softwares, and tried a few of them.

Winternals Disk Commander

Media Tools 5.1 Professional

But neither seem to be able to do exactly what I want. Biggest issue is that neither can write to NTFS.

Also tried TestDisk,,, but can't seem to work out how to use it.

Please help me recover my deleted partitions.

Thanks in advance,

Panarchy

PS: If you were wondering how they got deleted, blame the new ubuntu installation.

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Oh yeah! Completely forgot about that one!

Same people that made CCleaner, right?

Thanks, I'll give it a go (and I'll tell you how it goes)

Panarchy

EDIT: After reading it's blurb, I noticed that it seemed to be a thing to recover file from current partitions (probably only NTFS, but maybe FAT32 as well).

It doesn't seem to be able to recover from inadvertently deleted partitions.

So please recommend some other programs.

Thanks in advance,

Panarchy

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