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Thank you very much @jumanji!@Megahertz07, FreeBooter has done everything right in my absence and I am really happy about it. Thank you FreeBooter for carrying the mantle on. Continue the good work and God bless.
@XweAponX, I see that you have used the beta version 7.1. As far as possible avoid using beta version and use the stable version. When Christophe Grenier decides Beta testing is over and moves 7.1 as a stable version, you can start using 7.1
Christophe Grenier: "If both MFT and MFTMirr are damaged and thus cannot be repaired using TestDisk, you might want to try commercial software like Zero Assumption Recovery, GetDataBack for NTFS or Restorer 2000."
Try the Demo version of Active @ File Recovery Erased file recovery tool - Active@ File Recovery and check if you can recover the files. At USD 29 it is cheaper than GetDataBback Simple and others and many users here had successfully used it to recover the data when TestDisk failed to repair the MFT ( Thanks to SIW2 who suggested it)
After you recover the data you may wipe the disk clean (diskpart cleanall or HDD LLF Low Level Format Tool http://hddguru.com/software/HDD-LLF-...l-Format-Tool/ if you want GUI ( recommended) and then do a clean install of Windows.
Thanks again to FreeBooter - the rising star.