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You could try norton disk doctor.<br />

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Question: How can I get my data back from a partition of which the filesystem is messed up??<br />
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I have 2 disks: <br />
primary master: a harddisk with two partitions: [C ] is ntfs and [E] is fat32<br />
secondary master: a harddisk with two partitions: [D] is messed up (used to be fat32) and [F] is fat32<br />
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The c contains winxp<br />
After having problems with the installed WinXP on [C], I wanted to install Win98 from CD to [D]. I removed de primary master from the bios so that win98 would not have problems with the ntfs-partition. Win98 installed files but after booting, the system couldn't read from the harddisk.<br />
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Now the original WinXP on [C] is working again, but can't also read from [D] anymore. Booting with the win98CD to DOS gives the same result. There is no recognisable filesystem on the [D] anymore! But the data on D is really important to me. (I would even consider buying software that can get my data back.)<br />
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How can I get my data back?? Please Help!<br />
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Thanx in advange!<br />
WinnieX<br />

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Question: How can I get my data back from a partition of which the filesystem is messed up??

I have 2 disks: 
primary master: a harddisk with two partitions: [C ] is ntfs and [E] is fat32
secondary master: a harddisk with two partitions: [D] is messed up (used to be fat32) and [F] is fat32

The c contains winxp
After having problems with the installed WinXP on [C], I wanted to install Win98 from CD to [D]. I removed de primary master from the bios so that win98 would not have problems with the ntfs-partition. Win98 installed files but after booting, the system couldn't read from the harddisk.

Now the original WinXP on [C] is working again, but can't also read from [D] anymore. Booting with the win98CD to DOS gives the same result. There is no recognisable filesystem on the [D] anymore! But the data on D is really important to me. (I would even consider buying software that can get my data back.)

How can I get my data back?? Please Help!

Thanx in advange!
WinnieX


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