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I suggest you use Partition Table Doctor to repair mbr. First thing I recommend you download the demo version of Partition Table Doctor.( http://www.ptdd.com/download.htm ) For more detail: http://www.ptdd.com/mbr.htm http://www.ptdd.com

I suggest you use Partition Table Doctor to resolve your problem.The software provides very useful functions: Backup partition table, Restore partition table, Rebuild partition table, undelete partition, Fix boot sector, rebuild mbr,etc. First thing I recommend you download the demo version of Partition Table Doctor.( http://www.ptdd.com/download.htm ) Run the program and select "Rebuild Partition Table", then choose "Interactive" mode. See more: http://www.ptdd.com/recoverylostpartition.htm http://www.ptdd.com/recoverdeletedpartition.htm http://www.ptdd.com/partition-recovery.htm http://www.ptdd.com

Originally posted by fLy: Quote: First of all I'm an idiot and a very desparate guy... I have two h.d.s, one 4gb and one 10gb, I started reinstalling win2kpro on the 4gb which is the primary active disk but during the text part of the installtion, the part when you create and delete partitions there was a delay when I tried to delete the 4gb partition and without seeing what I'm doing, I accidently deleted the 10gb... Please give me some hope and tell me there is a way to bring it back... Thanks. I suggest you use Partition Table Doctor to resolve your problem.The software provides very useful functions: Backup partition table, Restore partition table, Rebuild partition table, undelete partition, Fix boot sector, rebuild mbr,etc. First thing I recommend you download the demo version of Partition Table Doctor.( http://www.ptdd.com/download.htm ) Run the program and select "Rebuild Partition Table", then choose "Interactive" mode. See more: http://www.ptdd.com/recoverylostpartition.htm http://www.ptdd.com/recoverdeletedpartition.htm http://www.ptdd.com/partition-recovery.htm http://www.ptdd.com

Originally posted by HELLBRINGER: Quote: Again, lol, yes I know... Heres another. I need a program (acronis recoverexpert not working) to scan a drive for files/partitions to recover files. I really want a program I tried months ago and it worked to recover files from a 100GB drive that were lost when the partition got damagaed. Of course, I don't remember the name of the program, nor do I have it... I believe someone sent me an e-mail, with the program, or the name of the program to try, I think this was the program thata worked... if you are this person, please let me know again! i'd be greatly appreciative. if anyone knows a program that can do this, let me know that also. thx guys I suggest you use Partition Table Doctor to resolve your problem.The software provides very useful functions: Backup partition table, Restore partition table, Rebuild partition table, undelete partition, Fix boot sector, rebuild mbr,etc. First thing I recommend you download the demo version of Partition Table Doctor.( http://www.ptdd.com/download.htm ) Run the program and select "Rebuild Partition Table", then choose "Interactive" mode. See more: http://www.ptdd.com/recoverylostpartition.htm http://www.ptdd.com/recoverdeletedpartition.htm http://www.ptdd.com/partition-recovery.htm http://www.ptdd.com

en, I think recover partition table is more quick.

Originally posted by aze: Quote: Hello! I'm looking for a truly recovering deleted partitions and/or files program. You can find by the net EASY RECOVER PRO, WINTERNALS DISK COMMANDER and other similar recovering programs. But I checked these programs cannot truly recover deleted partitions and files. They just appearance ($) recover programs. These weak programs cannot recover files/partition from a disk which were just the M-B-R sector erased! Do u know a program really works on recovering? thanks! Partition Table Doctor 3.0 -- partition recovery tool. Partition Table Doctor is the only real software for hard disk partition recovery when you experience a drive error (other than hardware failure) this versatile tool automatically checks and repairs the Master Boot Record, partition table, and the boot sector of the partition with an error, to recover the FAT16/FAT32/NTFS/NTFS5/EXT2/EXT3/SWAP partitions on IDE/ATA/SATA/SCSI hard disk drives. It can create an emergency floppy disk or a bootable CD for partition recovery even if your operating system fails to boot. Partition Table Doctor manager for MS-DOS, Freedos, Windows 95/98/Me, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows 2003. http://www.ptdd.com http://www.ptdd.com/partition-recovery.htm http://www.ptdd.com/recoverylostpartition.htm

Originally posted by HELLBRINGER: Quote: I made a thread several months ago here, I think in this forum. Asking for help on finding a partition recovery program because I thought I screwed the partition on my 100gb drive. And well, I've done a search in the forums here and cannot find it! It's dissapeared! Does anyone remember this? Any info would be usefull... I am looking for that thread again, because I want to download the program I found to do this type of thing. It worked too. It was a program like Acronis, something... I remember the company name Acronis, it was a partition recovery prog. There is another prog though I can't remember what its named but it does this too... I'm looking for it on the net, but if I could find the thread that I found it in here that'd be great. Any help appreciated. Thanks! I suggest you use Partition Table Doctor to resolve your problem.The software provides very useful functions: Backup partition table, Restore partition table, Rebuild partition table, undelete partition, Fix boot sector, rebuild mbr,etc. First thing I recommend you download the demo version of Partition Table Doctor.( http://www.ptdd.com/download.htm ) Run the program and select "Rebuild Partition Table", then choose "Interactive" mode. If you can find the partition you need, that is Partition Table Doctor can help you. Otherwise, Partition Table Doctor cannot help you. See more: http://www.ptdd.com/recoverylostpartition.htm http://www.ptdd.com/recoverdeletedpartition.htm http://www.ptdd.com/partition-recovery.htm