Partition Table Overwrittion with all 0's

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KLDPlaysHD

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Hi,

My Name is Kyle. I've been asked by my father's friend to fix his Toshiba Satellite P10 PSP10E laptop. I had a look at it and the Hard Drive's messed up, I used my Active@ Partition Recover Disc and it showed me the Partition Table and it was all 0's, every line was 0's, I was shocked. How do I Fix This? May I please have some Help from anyone please. If specs are needed, just ask. :)

Thanks in Advance,

Kyle :)
 
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You could use a disc editor such as DMDE to Search For Special Sectors. Look for boot sectors in particular.

You could also switch to Mode -> Hexadecimal and page down through the sectors until you find something that is non-zero. DMDE powers up in readonly mode so it won't let you edit your sectors until you switch to edit mode. Just poke around and tell us what you find.
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You could use a disc editor such as DMDE to Search For Special Sectors. Look for boot sectors in particular.

You could also switch to Mode -> Hexadecimal and page down through the sectors until you find something that is non-zero. DMDE powers up in readonly mode so it won't let you edit your sectors until you switch to edit mode. Just poke around and tell us what you find.
 
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