The following quote is the sad, sad story of a thumb drive with the partition table nuked, as told by a friend of mine:
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Data was recovered from an XP system by booting with a BartPC CD
and copying onto a USB thumb drive. Nothing unusual.
System was rebooted into the XP install CD.
External hard drive file format is RAW and not NTFS. How can I get Windows 7 to read RAW hard drives without having to format the hard drive due to important work on it?
I have searched on the internet, many people recommend me to use a data recovery program to restore my hard drive, and then format it, and it could work well again.
I had FOUR NTFS partitions on my drive. One on which Windows 7 was installed (C Drive) and the other contained my data (D Drive) (E Drive) (F drive) .
During Ubuntu installation I chose to install Ubuntu and erase my existing OS. When Ubuntu was installed, I was shocked to see no partition. All my data was gone.
I have upgraded to 12.04 LTS from Lucid Lynx and have sorted most things out. I have a question in regard to taking measures to facilitate recovery in the event of a future hard drive crash.
Currently I have a separate smaller hard drive that I routinely backup my /Home partition user data to.
data recovery means to recover data from damaged operating system. As we know, the possibility of strength and loss of data in the Linux operating system is much lower. But sometimes by human error or software error, they can not access data stored in the file system for Linux operating systems. This means that your data is corrupted or lost.
Hello!
I have an issue with a hard drive. I know there is data on it, but it is showing up in Windows Disk Management as "Unallocated space" and in Disk Utility as "Free space"
I have scanned it with Testdisk (output below). I'm pretty sure all of my data should still be on there, but I have no idea why it isn't showing up, and the drive isn't mountable in either OS.
I was working with XP Pro os and it chrashed. Moved to ubuntu 11.04 and moved the XP Pro hard drive to the ubuntu system. HD worked just fine. This HD was a boot drive for XP Pro.
Purchased Win 7 system moved the XP Pro hard drive to the Win 7 however, win 7 does not reconized the format on the hard drive and wants to reformat.
I was trying to set up a partition on my netbook's hard drive, and foolishly forgot to backup my home folder. Now, Ubuntu (10.04, btw) won't boot.
I have a Iomega Home Media Network Drive Cloud Edition 1TB that started clicking and then displayed a failure LED code Power LED and Red LED. I removed the SATA drive and inserted in a 'All in 1 HDD Docking Station' and connected to laptop by USB - Laptop has Win 7 OS. The dock is seen as drive E but cannot access and says 0% data etc.