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Lost Partitions With Partition Magic 8.0

Asked by flyer10973 in Miscellaneous Hardware

Tags: lost, magic, file, merge

Big trouble here. I'm running XP Pro on a 40gb that was partitioned into c, d, e, f, g, h, i, with primarily only the operating system on"c" drive. All of my programs were loaded on various partitions. I had just backed all my files to "i" partition before fdisking "c" and reformatting all but "i". Obviously "i" where I was keeping all my backups. I decided I was going to merge c,d, e, f, g, and h before doing my fdisk and I would use partition magic 8 to do it. Bad mistake! I did all at once and upon restarting there computer all that was left was my "c" partition. The rest of the drives are missing and showing up as "raw" formatted space. Is there any chance of recovering the data I backed up even though I can not see it there. The operating system is still running but obviously none of my programs because Windows can't see them. I have installed a second 160 gb HD thinking that the only real chance I have is cloning the 40gb drive and pasting it on the new drive. I have never done a clone before but with some assistance I know I can pull it off. Any other ideas? HELP!!!!!!!!

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Lost Partitions With Partition Magic 8.0

Asked by flyer10973 in Miscellaneous Hardware

Tags: lost, magic, file, merge

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