All of my Partitions disappeared and I cannot make them active.

The 13.33GB partition was called D prior to having problems... are you sure?
Disable restart on system failure in advanced systen settings to prevent system booting automatically after BSOD

Kaktussoft said:

What's the problem? Partition table looks fine. It lists the two partitions as 100% free because it doesn't know it is a ntfs partition. Did it know before? Were drive letters assigned? Please do in elevated command prompt:

Code:

diskpart
sel  disk  0
sel part 1
det  part
sel part 3
det part
exit

Post output

Please post

Just start elevated command prompt Elevated Command Prompt
then in that black scereen type what I told you in #22
Post screenshot afterwards

Brandon138 said:

Okay, I hope this is what you wanted:

partition 1 is type 27 (hidden NTFS)
partition 3 is type 17 (hidden [and also NTFS]... partition wizard told you)

Laptop manufactureer did that on purpose, so you can't mess around with it. That was always the case.... no problem at all.

Is drive you're missing something else???? usb stick, external disk drive?

Brandon138 said:

Kaktussoft said:

Brandon138 said:

Okay, I hope this is what you wanted:

partition 1 is type 27 (hidden NTFS)
partition 3 is type 17 (hidden [and also NTFS]... partition wizard told you)

Laptop manufactureer did that on purpose, so you can't mess around with it. That was always the case.... no problem at all.

Is drive you're missing something else???? usb stick, external disk drive?

No i'm not, I have two WD 3tb external hard drives, and one Toshiba 1tb external drive, plus a mini toshiba 500gb external and a 32gb flash, but none of them were plugged in the last few days.

It seems that I have overreacted, perhaps due to my extreme ignorance in these matters, and possible miscommunication with Greg, and I think my topic title was also naive. If you see nothing wrong here, I take your wisdom to truth. However, as I said, I have never had my computer blue screen on me before, I have norton 360 and run it regularly, and I downloaded malwarebytes and ran that, never had a virus detected, so why would Partition Recovery Wizard Mini-tool cause my computer to blue screen to prevent damage?

Did partition wizard cause a BSOD... how are you so sure? Disable automatic reboot on system crash, so you can see the bsod. Or look in eventlog what did cause it.