Yes I was going to format a pendrive and wiped out my external 2TB HDD by mistakeI saw this long thread and started scanning the drive using partition recovery wizard.
If i don't have many partitions will the software show me one huge partition of 2TB at the end of scan right? if it works I mean.
Please explain your problem. A disk volume is always in a partition! Or in 2 partitions (striping or mirroring). Or in many partitions... RAID5 for example.
So I can't understand why you have a "single large volume" and no partitions.
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You say "the software".Yes I was going to format a pendrive and wiped out my external 2TB HDD by mistake
If i don't have many partitions will the software show me one huge partition of 2TB at the end of scan right? if it works I mean.
What software?
Diskpart? Partition Wizard?
This thread is about Diskpart.
This thread is also 2 years old.
It's probably best for you to start a new thread in the backup and recovery section if you are trying to recover something.
How did you wipe it? Just deleted the partition with some software?Yes I was going to format a pendrive and wiped out my external 2TB HDD by mistake
If i don't have many partitions will the software show me one huge partition of 2TB at the end of scan right? if it works I mean.
You didn't recreate partitions afterwards?
We need to know what happened before we can give you steps to do.
Yes sorry for the confusion I was referring to the "Partition Wizard" software
And to clarify my problem I don't have multiple partitions on the disk as the original poster has but instead its one big 2TB drive. I was wondering if "Partition Wizard" would work in such scenarios.
Just ran simple clean command without the "all" option and I haven't touched the disk or did any operation on it then.
OK thanks i've posted a new thread below and i've already started scanning using Partition Wizard. But since its a huge drive it will take time.
Recover data from a diskpart > clean command
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