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I was trying to install windows 8 after formatting the c volume but i was getting that i/o error so i tried to reformat it many times and while using diskpart, i accidentally deleted the whole disk now it has 232.9 GB OF UNALLOCATED SPACE . My imp photos were saved on a volume d. Please help me recover my data... And now i am unable to format the partion too so that i can install
windows...please someone help
 
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With that drive attached to another computer, otherwise you can overwrite files. Another option is to boot from some other media -- read johnbl's link and look for this tool: EaseUS Partition Recovery WinPE bootable disk.

Hopefully you just used a clean command, if you used clean all forget it -- it would all be permanently gone.

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With that drive attached to another computer, otherwise you can overwrite files. Another option is to boot from some other media -- read johnbl's link and look for this tool: EaseUS Partition Recovery WinPE bootable disk.

Hopefully you just used a clean command, if you used clean all forget it -- it would all be permanently gone.

 
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Clean all would overwrite data, so it depends how much data was overwritten. All you can do is start trying the linked solutions above.

 
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ok so i will try easus data recovery winpe boot cd, i have used easus recovery before, but i want to ask that i am not able to format the partitions .. It gives the error 0x80070057
and when using diskpart, it says diskpart encountered an error...invalid parameter will i be able to recover data in that state too.. And is my harddrive permanenty useless,..?
 
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I would check the drive with the appropriate hard drive checking software, for example if it is a Seagate use Seatools for DOS and make a bootable disk to test.

It can probably be recovered to a working drive by doing a new diskpart clean process, but you will lose all the data. The problem now is that you stopped a clean all that was partially completed.

In the future, do not try to use partitions to protect your data -- use good backup, to DVDs and cloud services.
 
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