Otherwise, exit the program to avoid losing other partitions. If you see your files in the list, TestDisk has not made a mistake.ĭo the same for other partitions detected by TestDisk TestDisk and if properly displays files of detected partitions, it's ok. (As indicated at the bottom of the window of TestDisk) Select the first line and press 'p' to display files of this partition.

In short, TestDisk found successfully our 2 partitions (one that had been deleted and that which is still there). The second line is our 2nd partition, because she starts at 10198. The first line is our first partition that had been deleted, because she starts at 0. In our case, the quick search was sufficient to recover our partition that had been deleted by mistake. TestDisk displays the list of partitions currently present on the hard drive.ĭuring the search, TestDisk finds one or more partitions. In our case, our hard drive uses an Intel partition type (Intel/PC partition). TestDisk detects the type of partition used on the selected hard disk and display it in green at the bottom of the window.

Select the hard drive where the partition was before being removed, then press Enter. To recover a deleted partition, you must repair the partition table of the concerned hard drive in order to recover the missing partition information.ĭownload 'TestDisk', unzip the downloaded zip file and run the 'testdisk_win.exe' file. If you have deleted a partition by mistake, or one or more partitions on your hard drive have disappeared, TestDisk will help you to restore them (and their data).Īs you can see, the partition D is no longer displayed because Windows doesn't recognize it (hence the unallocated space displayed on the image above).

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