It will restore the partition table on the hard disk

Restoring the partition table on the hard disk can be a difficult task and requires certain skills. If you do not have sufficient experience or knowledge, it is recommended to contact data recovery specialists.

However, if you have basic knowledge of working with computers and want to try to perform this operation yourself, follow the instructions:

1. Open a command prompt on behalf of the administrator.
2. Type “diskpart” to launch DiskPart.
3. Type “list disk” to view a list of available disk devices.
4. Select the desired hard disk using the “select disk [number]” command, where “[number]” is the number of your hard disk (usually 0).
5. Use the “clean” command to delete all data on the selected disk (this is an irreversible deletion of all data! Be careful when using this command).
6.Type “create partition primary” to create a new primary partition on the selected hard disk.
7. Use the "format fs=ntfs quick" command to quickly format the newly created partition into the NTFS file system.
8. Enter “assign letter=[letter]” to assign a drive letter to the new partition, where “[letter]” is the desired letter (for example, C:).
9. Check the result using the "list volume" command to make sure that there is only one created partition.

Please note that these instructions may differ depending on your computer's operating system and configuration. Therefore, it is recommended to be careful when making any changes to the hard disk and to have backup copies of the data before starting the process.

If you do not feel confident or are afraid of losing data, it is better to seek help from data recovery specialists or technical support from the manufacturer of your hard drive.

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