WIN reinstalled on C -> File from D containing documents and pictures


  1. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 64bit
       #1

    WIN reinstalled on C -> File from D containing documents and pictures


    Hello.

    I am pretty desperate right now

    I reinstalled the Windows by formatting C and then installing the Windows back into C (where it was installed before), and since the beggining of the week I was collecting the documents and pictures from my PC into one folder in ''D :'' partition.

    After reinstalling, EVERYTHING from D is still there BUT not the folder with the documents and pictures.

    What could have happened?!

    Tried:
    -Unhiding hidden folders.
    -Searching for the files in the search box.
    -Using Recuva (recovered like only 40% of the documents, that have been deleted after moving the copies to the new folder in D).

    So basically, the folder in D just vanished with everything.

    Any solutions?
      My Computer


  2. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 64bit
    Thread Starter
       #2

    UPDATE:

    So basicly I think I have 2 WINDOWSs ony my PC.
    Why?

    Because when I turn on my PC I get a black screen where I have to choose between:
    -WINDOWS 7
    and WINDOWS 7.

    If I select the first Windows 7 I get to the newly installed windows on C, with everything being there before the installation to be done (in D and E).

    5 minutes ago I tried to get into the second Windows 7, and guess what happened?
    It got me into MY OLD Windows, from 2 days ago, with the same bad movement of the PC.

    The thing is that it looks like that the Windows files were moved from C to D, and that nothing from D is there.
    So my documents and pictures.

    BUT, if I try to search for that folder containing my docs and pics, I get this error:



    What is happening?
      My Computer


  3. Posts : 11
    Windows 7 64bit
    Thread Starter
       #3

    Making new topic, as the title was cut.
      My Computer


 

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