- Feb 2, 2011
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As seen in the link above the partitions on one of my hard disk drives have somehow been "shattered" so that the parts of the partiton that have no data written on them have become Unallocated partitions. What I did was that I formated the whole drive, partitioned the whole disk into a NTFS partition, move all the data from two smaller hard disk drives into the freshly partitioned one. After that I formated the two smaller ones becaause I was going to use them for another project.
Then I restarted the computer and found out that the fresh HDD had somehow been "shattered". I used a program (Active@ File Recovery) and found out that the data still exists and I could even open image and text files. he problem is that I would need a 3+TB HDD to burn the image or employ an expert, but and as a student with a shoestring that doesn't feel like a good option.
Has anybody seen anything similar and how did you resiolve he issue?
As seen in the link above the partitions on one of my hard disk drives have somehow been "shattered" so that the parts of the partiton that have no data written on them have become Unallocated partitions. What I did was that I formated the whole drive, partitioned the whole disk into a NTFS partition, move all the data from two smaller hard disk drives into the freshly partitioned one. After that I formated the two smaller ones becaause I was going to use them for another project.
Then I restarted the computer and found out that the fresh HDD had somehow been "shattered". I used a program (Active@ File Recovery) and found out that the data still exists and I could even open image and text files. he problem is that I would need a 3+TB HDD to burn the image or employ an expert, but and as a student with a shoestring that doesn't feel like a good option.
Has anybody seen anything similar and how did you resiolve he issue?
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