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How to recover deleted Partition data with partion and FAT information: Thanks in advance to your time

Asked by shivaramhs in Miscellaneous Hardware

Tags: deleted, partition, recover, partion, data

Hi,
Recently while rebuilding our server we deleted other partitions accidentaly. It is NTFS format. Later we used File Scavenger 2.1 to recover the data. We didn't know how hard drives were configured earlier. May be it was one full volume of 4 drives. We recovered 17GB of data. it shows all the files and folders and displays correct file size. But we can't open any files nor run program files. It looks like we lost partition table information. Please advice me, Are these data recoverable?.  We re-created the partition and deleted couple of times on one of the drive. We don't have backup of some of the folders. We need to restore that data. It is very important for us. Is there any company which provides hardware level restore. I appriciate your great help. Please email me to maddurshiv@hotmail.com
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