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How much would you value the data at?? I have used Active Partition Recovery in the past and it works a treat, its $39.95 for a home user licence... and well worth it. <br />
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<a href="http://www.partition-recovery.com/quest1.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.partition-recovery.com/quest1.htm</a><br />
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/Fox
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How much would you value the data at?? I have used Active Partition Recovery in the past and it works a treat, its $39.95 for a home user licence... and well worth it.


http://www.partition-recovery.com/quest1.htm [http://www.partition-recovery.com/quest1.htm]

/Fox

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Hello.<br />
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The problem is simple, during a windows &nbsp;XP install, there was an external drive attached to the computer(with disk images and such), and that drive was mistaken as a partition and deleted.<br />
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Luckily , after checking, the Data is still on the disk, but we can't acess it.<br />
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Is there a way to get back the data stored on it?<br />
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Its worth it to point out the drive was not formatted, it is simply the partition that was mistakenly deleted.<br />
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PS: The disk is a SeaGate FreeAgent*Desktop external drive if it's any help.
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Hello.

The problem is simple, during a windows  XP install, there was an external drive attached to the computer(with disk images and such), and that drive was mistaken as a partition and deleted.

Luckily , after checking, the Data is still on the disk, but we can't acess it.


Is there a way to get back the data stored on it?

Its worth it to point out the drive was not formatted, it is simply the partition that was mistakenly deleted.

PS: The disk is a SeaGate FreeAgent*Desktop external drive if it's any help.

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