Always and everywhere advise not to store important information on the hard drive as it is fraught with losses at midpoint. But, unfortunately, not everyone makes backup copies on other media. If to you there was trouble, you lost the epoch-making report or the term paper on the eve of delivery, the main thing – do not worry. We will tell how to restore hard drive partition.
It is required to you
- - Testdisk program
Instruction
1. To restore the deleted or damaged section (the part of long-term memory of the hard drive selected for simplicity of work) to be necessary for you the Testdisk program. This program not the simplest in use, but its mastering is very useful as it creates truly magic things. Testdisk exists in 2 options: also Windows is loaded from DOS (for recovery of the main section) (when the minor section is lost).
2. Start the program. You will see request: whether "messages the report on the done operations". Select the No Log option ("Without report") and key "Enter".
3. Then it is necessary to select your winchester in the list of the offered data media. It is possible to orient by the size which is specified after media type.
4. Further select the platform. You are interested in Intel, this platform stands the first because is very widespread.
5. Leave the following item without changes and click "Enter". At this moment the program will begin to analyze the hard drive to find the necessary sections.
6. Click "Proceed" ("Start") also for more scrupulous search of "Search" ("Search"). Have patience as search can take quite long time. Everything depends on the volume of your winchester.
7. After search is finished, the program will offer the list of the sections found it. Select necessary to you (again be guided by the size). Click "Write" ("Write").
8. Now the program will begin to write all necessary information. When this process to be completed, you will need to reboot.
9. After reset you will find out that all sections were restored and even all information in them to be on the places, in the native folders.