Restoring a deleted partition
Restoring a deleted partition on a hard disk can be a difficult task, but in most cases it is possible to return the data. Here are some steps that can help:
1. Turn off the computer and connect it to a second working computer as a second hard drive or use a special adapter for connecting via USB.
2. Run data recovery software (for example, TestDisk or EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard) on the main computer and select the “recover lost partitions” option.
3. The program scans your hard drive and tries to find deleted partitions with data.
4. View the scan results and find the desired deleted partition.
5. Select the option to restore this partition or create a new logical volume/location of file systems on this space of post-belt zones
6. Follow the instructions of the software to complete the MFT / FAT32/FAT16/Ntfs file manager reconstruction process
7. If everything is done correctly, you should see your information storage.
Please note that these steps may differ depending on the software and operating system used. It is also important to remember that the success of restoring deleted partitions may not be guaranteed.
If you do not have experience with such tasks or if you are afraid of losing your data permanently, it is recommended to contact computer service professionals for additional assistance.