I wanted to reinstall the windows, so I have formatted the C: partition and when I tried to install windows it showed me MBR error. Somewhere on internet I have found the solution for that problem, and it was to clean the disk and convert it to GPT before installing the windows. And I did that, but what happened was that it has formatted also my D: disk and made the one disk of those two, so I lost all the data from the D: disk. Now I am afraid to install operating system cause I am scared that it may overwrite my data if there is still any chance to recover it. So is there any chance?
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I've always liked PhotoRec for recovery. It of course is not guaranteed, but has done well for me in the past, even off flash disks that have been formatted: cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec– MaQleodCommented Mar 11, 2017 at 19:05
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@MaQleod you mean TestDisk, I hope...– Andrea LazzarottoCommented Mar 11, 2017 at 19:31
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See also a write-up on how to use TestDisk and RecuperaBit for NTFS recovery here: superuser.com/a/1144489/278831– Andrea LazzarottoCommented Mar 11, 2017 at 19:33
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I don't guarantee that this will recover ALL your files, but you can try the following free tools try recover your deleted partitions:
Paragon Rescue Kit Free Edition (Useful if you can't boot all into OS)
answered Mar 11, 2017 at 19:03
