Windows 7: how to recover lost partition

i have 250 GB hdd in my computer ,but due to wrong usage of partition software i lost my hdd partition. For recover this i format my hard drive but not successful to recover my hdd partition .Now this time in "my computer" only shows the 125 GB partition . I tried to recover from the windows 7 disk management utility and these shows me three unallocated partition .when i try to allocate a new simple volume this give a message following message : "you cannot create a new volume in this unallocated space because the disk already contains the maximum number of partition "
please help me recover this bad condition . and attach image in hddprob.doc file

Welcome to Windows Seven Forums.

Well, I don't quite know how you managed it, but you've totally messed up your hard drive.

You haven't given us your system specifications and we don't know whether you are using a factory-installed copy of Windows or a retail copy of Windows.

Do you have any recovery discs or a Windows DVD?

The first thing to mention is that your hard drive can have no more than four primary partitions. One of those partitions can be used to create logical partitions if needed.

Looking at your current drive structure, you need to delete the logical drive D then move the System Reserved partition and the C drive to the beginning of Drive 0. You then need to delete the E partition, and then extend the C drive to take up the resulting unallocated space.

The best way of doing this is to use Partition Wizard, which you boot into to carry out your disk management, apply the changes, and then boot back into Windows when you're done, as this tutorial explains.

http://partitionwizard.com/video-hel...ry-wizard.html

@seavixen32
thanks for your advice .i usage windows xp professional sp3 edition before installing the windows 7 . in preceding OS i have five partition c,d,e,f and g. in c partition i installed my windows xp professional sp3 edition. when i install the windows 7 i just format only c partition instead of whole system.
i have no recovery tools and system backup image but i have windows DVD. my windows 7 ultimate 32 bit edition copy is licensed under 1 month activation pack.
please solve my problem .any other information you want i able to give.

I'm not quite sure what you mean by a one-month activation pack, but I think your best course of action is to wipe your hard drive and clean install Windows 7.

Clean Install Windows 7

Do you have a product key for activation purposes?

There is no 1 month Windows 7 license. How do you plan to permanently activate Windows 7? Once you know this then can help you get it installed.

Otherwise you'll need to go back to XP until you can buy Windows 7. Do you have the XP installer or Recovery disks which you made when you got your computer, or which came with it?