Data Recovery after using diskpart clean command

Are you sure you downloaded the 11.8MB testdisk-7.0.win.zip and not the 9.63MB testdisk-7.0.win64.zip? Please check.

@jumanji You're correct sir. I had the 9.63 MB version of testdisk.I deleted it and downloaded the 11 MB version and i was able to select my External HDD Recovery Folder and the recovery is ongoing...I will post the results once it's finished..

Good Lord ! Masha Allah ! I was almost at my wits' end and getting ready to throw up my hands too ( just as you were.):).

@jumanji Sir, same 66000 files were recovered, all of them are old data from 2012 and 2013 and no sign of my new data at all..I think after all this i won't be able to recover my lost data. Any more suggestions sir?!

If you have any new data as you aver , those new data would have overwritten all your old data and you wouldn't be getting those old data.. So what it means now is there was no new data. You only have that old data in there which PhotoRec has fetched rather reconstructed.Nothing more can be done.

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@jumanji I totally trust you sir, what really confuses me is that some of the new data were shown while using EaseUS Recovery but that was a very small portion like only 5% percent of the whole data..I don't care about the movies, the games or any media files..I just care about office documents, images and other personal files which i think they are at most 20 GB. So, is there no other way?!!

Not any I can think of.

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@jumanji It didn't work sir, anyway thanks a lot for your help and support at least we tried but it didn't work out. I appreciate your efforts.

We have in many cases - where Diskpart Clean was accidentally run on a wrong drive - recovered the whole drive back but in all those cases they did nothing further to the disk. In such a condition we can easily restore the drive by running the Partition Recovery Wizard, for a "diskpart clean" only zeroes sector 0 to 2047. The partition boot records at 2048 ( the first partition start point) and other partition boot records with all data will still be intact.

You made a monumental mistake by formatting and reinstalling Windows and creating a new volume D:

The new data which you are referring may perhaps be in the 150GB of your old D: drive which has now been gobbled up and merged into your C drive. Most of that data would have already been overwritten by Windows.

jumanji said:

We have in many cases - where Diskpart Clean was accidentally run on a wrong drive - recovered the whole drive back but in all those cases they did nothing further to the disk. In such a condition we can easily restore the drive by running the Partition Recovery Wizard, for a "diskpart clean" only zeroes sector 0 to 2047. The partition boot records at 2048 ( the first partition start point) and other partition boot records with all data will still be intact.

You made a monumental mistake by formatting and reinstalling Windows and creating a new volume D:

The new data which you are referring may perhaps be in the 150GB of your old D: drive which has now been gobbled up and merged into your C drive. Most of that data would have already been overwritten by Windows.

Yes i know i made a terrible mistake but at least it was undeliberately. I'll make sure this will never happen again and as for the lost data i shall create them again except for the images which is not a big issue. Again thanks a lot for your time and knowledge sir.