How to recover local disk D windows 7

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Yukonissea

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Recently I have been tinkering on my SONY VAIO (W7 Ultimate) netbook and ended up deleting my local disk D. I deleted it through the disk management thinking that I can still create a new partition for it but it didn't work out as I thought. I tried to recover it EaseUS but still, no luck on finding the disk. Any thoughts?
 
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Hey there again, Yukonissea!

Good thing that you didn't have any important files on that partition, indeed! I'd suggest you check if you will be able to assign a drive letter when you right click on that 1.87 GB partition. Be very careful no to tamper with the System Reserved and the (C: ) boot partitions, otherwise, you might end up reinstalling the OS and everything on the laptop again.

Give it a try and let me know how it goes!
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Welcome to the TH Forum, Yukonissea!

Can you, please, share a screenshot of your Disk management and how the HDD appears there? Deleting the partition and creating a new one basically erases all your files on that local disk D. I hope there wasn't anything important there. :( If you have written any data onto that new partition, you most probably won't be able to retrieve any files from the old one. Keep in mind that using third-party data recovery tools is at your own risk and nobody can determine how successful the procedure will be.

Keep me posted. Good luck!
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Yukonissea

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Well, the good thing is it's still brand new and I haven't transferred any of my files from my other laptop. So any solution coming from you guys is fine. And my local disk D was 250gb i think

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Hey there again, Yukonissea!

Good thing that you didn't have any important files on that partition, indeed! I'd suggest you check if you will be able to assign a drive letter when you right click on that 1.87 GB partition. Be very careful no to tamper with the System Reserved and the (C: ) boot partitions, otherwise, you might end up reinstalling the OS and everything on the laptop again.

Give it a try and let me know how it goes!
SuperSoph_WD
 
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