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Lost partition in Win2000
Hello!
I have a "small" problem.
I have two partitions on my drive, C: and D:. C: is for the opertingsystem and D: for all other stuff like games and applications. After that my computer crashed one night, i restarted it and the computer coundn't find the D: drive. It present in the explorer, but when i click on it it says: "This drive is not formated, do you wish to do it now"?
Could someone please tell what happend and how i can get it back without formating the drive.
Thanks a bunch!!
Best Regards
Josip
I have a "small" problem.
I have two partitions on my drive, C: and D:. C: is for the opertingsystem and D: for all other stuff like games and applications. After that my computer crashed one night, i restarted it and the computer coundn't find the D: drive. It present in the explorer, but when i click on it it says: "This drive is not formated, do you wish to do it now"?
Could someone please tell what happend and how i can get it back without formating the drive.
Thanks a bunch!!
Best Regards
Josip
Windows 2000
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Thanks for the help!!
:>)
Normal Windows OS tools won't help you far with a damaged partition table and that is what you have...
Have fun,
<Erik> - The Netherlands