See this details when i go into the installation disk :
disk 0 partition 1: System Reserved 100 MB 71 MB system
disk 0 partition 2 31.2 GB 22.5 GB Primary
disk 0 Unallocated space 27.3 GB 27.3 GB Extended
disk 0 Unallocated space 4.8 GB 4.8 GB
disk 0 partition 4 2 GB 0 GB primary
disk 0 Unallocated space 232.6 GB 232.6 GB
can this info help !!
Do you have a WIn7 installation you are trying to start up?
Partition 2 would be the only place it could be and it's Details said it has no volume!
You said you have files you need to rescue. Is this correct?
Where were these files located, on what operating system or what partition?
I see nothing there except the System Reserved partition.
If you had GRUB on the disk, you need to wipe it and clean install Win7.
If you had files on the disk, we can try to recover them first.
right now i have windows 7 in the 31.2 partition 2 you see.
but i tried install it as someone said to me that install it again may be it reads the partitions again after that.
but that does not success .
my data is 232.6 partition
but i donot know why it has this free space.....
Your data appears to have been deleted somehow. Or the DISKPART details could be wrong.
Did WIndows 7 complete installing when you reinstalled it? Did it ever start up?
You can try booting the Win7 DVD, select Repair My Computer on second screen, then click through to Recovery Tools list to run Startup Repair to see if you can start your Win7 installation. You may need to try this more than once: Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times
When booting into the Win7 DVD, try using these steps here to see if you can locate your data and copy it out: Copy & Paste - in Windows Recovery Console
but how can i see my partitions to copy it here if it is an unallocated.
that is the problem
do you want me to format it and recover.
the windows is starting good there is no problem here.
i tried this
Copy & Paste - in Windows Recovery Console
but only what i see is
system reserved and win7 and boot partitions
i did but i does not see any files for me
i said this at the first time when i try explain the problem
Is Windows 7 starting up now? How long has it been starting?
We have been trying to help you repair it.
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