Deleted Partition Recovery
If you have accidentally deleted all partitions containing important data, the best you can do to access the important data on the deleted partition is to use REMO Recover (Windows) Pro Edition software, which is a genuine partition recovery solution, to recover deleted, lost or damaged partition.
How partitions get deleted?
Normally, most of hard drives are divided into two or more partitions. And depending on the size or format of the partitions, each partition will have ultimate and different purpose. The partition can be deleted while operating system re installation, or can be deleted due to virus.
Whether partition can be recognized by system or not depends on the partition table and boot sector of partition. If partition table or boot sector of partition is destroyed by virus or deleted accidentally, you will not see the partition you need. In fact, the partition is not actually lost, because when you delete a hard drive partition, you are not initially deleting everything but just the parameters that mark how the partition is setup.
Solution for deleted partition recovery
In case of accidental deletion of partitions, the REMO Recover (Windows) Pro Edition software will give you a great help to recover deleted partition. This Windows data recovery software has the best partition recovery module to locate deleted / lost partitions, this can scan an entire physical hard drive to look for traces of gone partitions using proprietary scan engine.
Files in Windows operating system can be organized on the hard disk using two different file systems i.e., FAT (File Allocation Table) file system and NTFS the “NT File System”.
No matter you have deleted a FAT partition or a NTFS partition, REMO Recover (Windows) Pro Edition software helps you to recover the lost, deleted and damaged partitions.
Precautions
The moment you delete the partition stop using the drive i.e., do not do anything else to your computer; don’t add anything or remove anything. It is hard to guarantee about restoring your partition if you rewrite to your deleted partition.
Best part of the software
With the help of REMO Recover (Windows) Pro Edition software, you can recover everything as it was before data loss. Sophisticated scan engines helps in aligning all directories and sub directories together as they were, including support for long files names.
Risk-Free Software
REMO Recover (Windows) Pro Edition software is a read-only application, which means, that it will only read the contents of a faulty drive and would never attempt to write to the drive you are about to recover. However you would need to provide a safe destination / healthy drive to write recovered data, or to install the software.
Intuitive Interface
Accompanied by an on-screen “wizard “, you are guided through the data recovery, disk imaging and cloning processes step by step. When all is accomplished you will be able to use the once lost data just as before.
Steps to be followed to recover deleted partitions
Recovering lost and deleted partitions using Remo Recover (Windows) is fairly simple task. To recover data from a drive containing lost or deleted partition, follow these steps:
Step 1: Launch the application either from program files or by double clicking on desktop shortcut. The main window pops up as shown in figure a.
Figure a: Main window
Step 2: As you click on Recover Advance you get a window as shown in figure b,
In this window you need to decide whether you have to recover data from a deleted FAT partition or from a deleted NTFS partition.
Choose FAT Partition Recovery, if you want to recover data from a FAT partition or else choose NTFS Partition Recovery, to recover data from a NTFS partition.
In this article, let me proceed further choosing NTFS partition Recovery.
Figure b: NTFS Partition Recovery
Step 3: As soon as you click NTFS Partition Recovery, the application main window will be opened as shown in figure c.
Figure c: Application Main Window
Step 4: As you click on Wizard icon in the application main window, a window with various options to perform is displayed as shown in Figure d.
Figure d: Wizard
Select Recover your Data option and click on Next button to continue. As you click Next button, a window will be displayed to select the source disk from which you wish to recover your data (see Figure e).
Figure e: Search for lost partition
Step 5: Select a source drive and the processing mode to process the drive.
By default the processing mode would be set to Display default partitions. Since you have to recover deleted partitions, select the option Search for lost partition(s), and click Next button. Further select the option Thorough Scan (as shown in figure f) and click the OK button.
Figure f: Thorough Scan Process
Step 6: Once the scanning process is completed, all the detected logical drives that are detected, are listed out in the dialog box. You can choose the logical drive from which you want to recover data. Once the drive is selected, the software scans the drive and lists out all the found files and folders in the form of a tree structure, as shown in Figure g.
Figure g: Found files and folders
Step 7: Once the tree is formed the final step is to restore data to safe location.
If you do not want to save data now but do it later, then you can save scanned information in a file using ‘Save Scan Information’ option from Tools menu. Whenever required you can open scan info file using ‘Open Scan Information’ option from File menu and recover data to desired destination location.
Vital Information’s:
- If you do not find your files and folders in the tree structure formed, then run Turbo scan option from Tools menu. In this operation, the application performs rigorous search to find files and folders and will list all the found files and folders.
- Never save the data to the partition or drive from where you are recovering data, as it may result in overwriting of data, and would result in permanent data loss.
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