MBR for Hard Drive

[Manchu4ver]

!!!!!Disclaimer!!!! Not a computer genius so don't judge


This is my problem I have a 2 TB Hard Drive, the original MBR was corrupted and deleted. I mistakingly recreated a FAT MBR which doesnt not allow me to access none of my files.

I have tried the " Convert D: /fs:ntfs

It says that insuffecient disk space to recover lost files
windows found problems with the file system that could not be corrected

So this is my theory, I need to delete the FAT MBR and created a NTFS and hopefully I will be able to access my files.

I have been researching MBRs and I have not been able to find the process.

Thanx

Manchu4ver

 

[ignatzatsonic]

Post a screen shot of Windows Disk Management so we can see what is going on.

 

[seavixen32]

Try Easeus Partition Master: FREE Convert FAT/FAT32 partition to NTFS partition under Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7/8 and Windows Server 2000/2003/2008 fast and safely by using EaseUS Partition Master

 

[Manchu4ver]

I attached the screen shot to this message

 

[TVeblen]

START > type: comp > You should see Computer Management on the top
Click Computer Management > then Disk Management

Once Disk Management has opened, then
Start > type: snip > You should see the Snipping Tool on the top

Click that and snip a picture of the Disk Management window.

 

[ignatzatsonic]

I attached the screen shot to this message

I assume that is an attempt at conversion to NTFS??

Whatever it is, it shows disk errors that could not be fixed.

I'd run checkdisk, as it advises.

 

[Manchu4ver]

Here is the Screen Capture of disk management

 

[Manchu4ver]

Additional info

Using the Easeus Partition Master program, it shows my drive as unformatted.

 

[AbMaster]

Try this: TestDisk Download - CGSecurity

 

[Manchu4ver]

Here is another screen shot,

 

[AbMaster]

See if you can rebuild Boot sector and rewrite MBR with TestDisk.

 

[windude99]

Try running chkdsk /f on your hard drive. Also, try running bootrec /fixmbr
You need to run both of these in a command prompt.

 

[Manchu4ver]

Test Disk could not work because the MBR and the MBR Backup are registering as identical.