CLEAN Diskpart´s victim ,how to recover data?

[flori]

CLEAN Diskpart´s victim ,how to recover data?

Hi everyone

I wanted clear the 1st partition (of 3) of my notebook , and ..was the Disaster
whole 250 Gb was gone in one click.

All my documents and photos..my life, since i was a child is there .. and i havent backed up it .. so i really need your help guys.


I´ve seen some post here , but depending of my scenario i dont know how to start is :

-I havent powered off the laptop yet (it's still alter “clean” command) if i can do some there … or must i power off or take that HDD to work in another PC computer?

-If i work with the PC , i´m able to copy it with MiniTool Partition or Clonezilla ,Or just work directly in that HDD in Windows?
-Im not sure later wich program use later DMDE or TestDisk to recover those 2 partitions



Is there any hope I can recover my data?


PS:Im sorry with my english,It´s not my native language

 

[Gator]

Hi flori,

I would suggest running a scan with partition wizard and post a screen shot of the result

How to Make Partition Recovery | MiniTool Partition Wizard Tutorial

Partition - Recover Deleted Partitions in Windows

 

[flori]

Hi Gator :

Then.. have I turn off the laptop to work on the PC , right? Im a newbbie in this serious stuffs

 

[Gator]

Yes download the ISO and burn it to USB or CD (you can use the link below to create CD as well, just choose the top option before burning)
Boot partition manager from USB Flash disk directly to manage disk partition - Partition Wizard Bootable Flash Drive.

Then boot from the CD/USB.
How to Boot From a CD or USB Drive on Any PC

 

[whs]

Recuva: Free Data Recovery tool - Piriform

Your data is still there. It is just flagged as deleted but Recuva can deal with that.

 

[flori]

Thanks guys... seems Im able to do it ( I´ve to be positive )

now Im copying the HDD.. what can I do of these options?

 

[flori]

I respond myself..i´ve tried "fit" and "copy partition" (shows only one as "disk") on Partition Wizard and Recuva unsuccessfully.



Should I try Testdisk now?