Solved diskpart/clean by accident....need to recover partitions,begging :'(

[suspect008]

oh! And if this recovery got succes, I have my image in E:, it contains what i had in C and data from the 100mb system reserved. Can I make partitions from windows installer and then restore the image? Or should I clean install from a scratch?

 

[suspect008]

"system reserved" not needed! Unless you want to encrypt C using bitlocker. Install win7 in unallcated space.
check filsystem of D and E first!!

no mbr??? what do you mean. partition table is in mbr. Do you mean correct mbr boot code?

That thing I talked, isn't something i know. I had a doubt that they were difrent because of this includes a command to rebuild mbr and then partition recovery. I asked that before too. Anyway, if its not concern about my data safety, I dont care

Trust me.. .do what I adviced you to do. Please post if filsystem check works without errors. And if partitions are NTFS. Maybe you have to reboot to PW after recovery so PW maps drive letters to it. Only partitions with drive letters can be file system checked

Okay, recovering now. I wil post check results.. And please make your opinion on image restore and bout time. Cuz im runing on battery.

 

[Kaktussoft]

oh! And if this recovery got succes, I have my image in E:, it contains what i had in C and data from the 100mb system reserved. Can I make partitions from windows installer and then restore the image? Or should I clean install from a scratch?

Don't know what you mean! In E is a backup of C and "system reserved"? What kind of backup? windows image backup?

Have to go ... back in an hour or so

 

[suspect008]

okay, then I think i should wait until electricity comes. Because I dont know how long this may take.
Thank you kaktusofft, thank you.

Backup is a image of system reserved and C after the windows instalation and updates, dx updates, and antivirus. The base image I keep for an emergency.

And below I wil post a another screen shot. Partitions are in perfect size and it shows the types as logical for C: and primary for D and E:.

Any sugestions are welcome on that image restore. Its a image made just after a clean instalation.

 

[suspect008]

 

[F5ing]

Corrections to the MBR/PBR are quick, like a minute or less. But you don't want to lose power when writing.

If used space doesn't match with what you expect then it's bothersome.

If it was me, and the data was that important, I'd clone it first. Just in case. Not saying it won't work, but I'd rather be safer than quicker to act.

 

[suspect008]

thank you F5ing, you ve been advicing really good ideas at critical point. Problem with cloning is I do not have anywhere to put this. Desktop also only having 500gb. So, I think im gonna take my chances cuz I need this thing up as soon as posible.

Ahaa! Power is back. So i wil recover, check and post results. Can you give you opinion on restoring disk image thing?

 

[suspect008]

oh! Kaktussoft and 5fing,

Guys, im having little bit of trouble here. I recovered D and E. And they are explorable all the data is there. But i cannot run check file system or change letter. In the pic below you can see it.

It is said that until a partition asigned with a drive letter, it cant check for file system and changing letter is grayed out and,

In the right side, you can see that status is none. I think this cause the problem and should I set these as active or what shoul I do to check file system?

 

[suspect008]

 

[Kaktussoft]

Do this How to Rebuild MBR with partition manager - Partition Wizard Rebuild MBR Help and aplly the change
Then recover both the "system reserved" and C partition. Now the disk has same layout as it was when making the system image?

Mark "system reserved" as ACTIVE
Apply all the changes, reboot to PW and post camshot

 

[Kaktussoft]

I think assign it a drive letter is not available in the boot cd version. so check file system isn't working as well
MiniTool Partition Wizard Boot CD.

Not a problem btw. Recover the other 2 partitions as I asked for and rebuild mbr. And post camshot.

 

[suspect008]

 

[suspect008]

thank god and you for replying,
Mbr rebuilt, and then launched recovery wizard and did quick scan.

Then, checked sys reserved and C: for recovery and when i click on finish button, this warning came up! Do I need these? And what is that status 'none' means?

 

[kado897]

Partition Wizard bootable CD runs under Linux which doesn't have drive letters. There is a version of the Windows Partition Wizard in Hirens boot CD Mini XP , if you really need to do a filesystem check.

 

[suspect008]

and btw, can't I just boot with 7 installation and make the C with this unallocated space and, setup windows and, assign drive letters to the others? Would it work? I mean would my data be available?

 

[kado897]

If you mean install Windows 7 into the unallocated space then yes.

 

[suspect008]

Partition Wizard bootable CD runs under Linux which doesn't have drive letters. There is a version of the Windows Partition Wizard in Hirens boot CD Mini XP , if you really need to do a filesystem check.

Thanks kado sir,
I dont know why its necessory. though I have put some faith in my hard lets see where it takes me. And thank you, i saw you keep an eye on this for long.

 

[kado897]

yes well kaktussoft was doing such a good job (better than I could) I just kept an overview.

 

[suspect008]

If you mean install Windows 7 into the unallocated space then yes.

Yes, it is for unallocated 100gb. Wil my data be available after I re install. I mean aftr the installation, would windows tell to format the partitions before use? Im concern here because, as you can see in the above pic, if i recover my C and system reserved, exsisting one wil be deleted and then theres in the background you may see, both recovered D and E shows status as 'none'. I dont knw what that means and googled bt no result.

 

[suspect008]

yep, he helped me a lot with everything, just in here, I can only say thank you all, but I really really sincerely thank you all for helping. No matter wheather this works or not, its humanity. ( but I need this to be work though eh!