SSD hard drive, deleted and quick formatted volumes

Hi everyone

I had a SSD hard drive on my pc. It had 3 prtitions on it. I desides to create a one partioned drive, so i deleted partitions and at the end i quick formatted the whole disk. Unfortunately i had some important files on one of the volumes. I must mention that i didn't write anything on this hard drive after formatting.

Now i need to recover my lost files.

I tested "Recover My Files v.5" and "EaseUs Data recovery". Unfortunately they foun nothing at all.

Then i tested Partition Recovery Wizard in "AOMEI Partition Assistant" and again no results.

Have i destroyed all my files or still there is a recovery chance?

thanks in advance

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Time in Armenia now is around 9 A.M. You haven't logged in after your first post 14 hours ago. Good. I just saw your post.

Despair not. If you have only deleted the partitions and quickformatted it, all your data should still be there. We shall try to get it.

Just post a screenshot of Windows Disk Management showing your SSD. I believe it is internally connected on your desktop.
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Also tell me the extent of each volume (partition) that was there on the SSD.

jumanji said:

Time in Armenia now is around 9 A.M. You haven't logged in after your first post 14 hours ago. Good. I just saw your post.

Despair not. If you have only deleted the partitions and quickformatted it, all your data should still be there. We shall try to get it.

Just post a screenshot of Windows Disk Management showing your SSD. I believe it is internally connected on your desktop.
Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image

Upload to sevenforums Screenshots and Files - Upload and Post in Seven Forums

Using snipping tool : How to Use the Snipping Tool in Vista

Also tell me the extent of each volume (partition) that was there on the SSD.

Hi,

Thanks for your reply

I'll do it soon

jumanji said:

Time in Armenia now is around 9 A.M. You haven't logged in after your first post 14 hours ago. Good. I just saw your post.

Despair not. If you have only deleted the partitions and quickformatted it, all your data should still be there. We shall try to get it.

Just post a screenshot of Windows Disk Management showing your SSD. I believe it is internally connected on your desktop.
Disk Management : Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image

Upload to sevenforums Screenshots and Files - Upload and Post in Seven Forums

Using snipping tool : How to Use the Snipping Tool in Vista

Also tell me the extent of each volume (partition) that was there on the SSD.

This is the comp. management screenshot. Drive F is the mentioned drive.

What was the extent of each partition in the 250GB SSD and what was the data in those partitions?

In which partition do you have the important data to be recovered, first,second or third?

Did you delete all the partitions one by one using Windows Disk Management?

Did you also quick format it with/in Windows Disk Management?

Did you make the new volume active deliberately?

jumanji said:

What was the extent of each partition in the 250GB SSD and what was the data in those partitions?

In which partition do you have the important data to be recovered, first,second or third?

Did you delete all the partitions one by one using Windows Disk Management?

Did you also quick format it with/in Windows Disk Management?

Did you make the new volume active deliberately?

What was the extent of each partition in the 250GB SSD and what was the data in those partitions?

I don't remember exactly, but the first was system reserved (i think 100 mb), the second was my os (i think 100 Gb), and the 3-rd was my main files (almost 125 Gb)


In which partition do you have the important data to be recovered, first,second or third?

The 3-rd one


Did you delete all the partitions one by one using Windows Disk Management?

Yes

Did you also quick format it with/in Windows Disk Management?

Yes after deleting all partitions I qick formatted whole drive.

Did you make the new volume active deliberately?

Yes, i thought maybe it could make a difference

OK, fine. Don't worry.

I have still not decided whether to go with Partition Wizard or TestDisk to recover the partitions.My trial 750GB HDD is running the Partition Recovery Wizard. May take another 6 hours to complete after which I shall return and let you know. You may relax till then :) but download and install MiniTool Partition Wizard Free Edition 9.1 https://www.partitionwizard.com/download.html and be ready to run it, if I ask you to - not otherwise..

jumanji said:

OK, fine. Don't worry.

I have still not decided whether to go with Partition Wizard or TestDisk to recover the partitions.My trial 750GB HDD is running the Partition Recovery Wizard. May take another 6 hours to complete after which I shall return and let you know. You may relax till then :) but download and install MiniTool Partition Wizard Free Edition 9.1 https://www.partitionwizard.com/download.html and be ready to run it, if I ask you to - not otherwise..

Thanks for your kindness
Ok i'll wait.

But unfortunately earlier i have tested this software's partition recovery tool, but there were no results.

But i'll wait for your suggestions.

Thanks again