how can I bring back data of hard disk if I un partitioned that with fdisk?

Answer 1

nope you cannot. fdisk means u have formatted it

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The only way to recover some of the data, "maybe", is to send it off to a commerical disk company to recover it. Might cost from $650 and up. I have had about 45% recovery rate with 12 disks in the last 7 years. They will keep the money even if you get no data.

Answer 4

Re-partitioning/Deleting partitions using FDISK completely wipes out the information stored on that partition/partitions.

Answer 5

FDISK means: Format DRIVE....in turn ERASES everything!
....Before doing any formatting, back up all your Info. you will want to burn on too CD-R's usually 1 or 2 Disk's enough, it holds 700MB each.

Hope i understood your Dilemma, GOOD LUCK!

Answer 6

Below are links of free file recovery software. You have to install them in a different hard disk having windows, and connect your formatted hard disk as slave disk. Instructions are given in the help files with the programs.

PC Inspector
http://download.pcinspector.de/pci_filerecovery.exe
Restoration
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/restoration.html

Answer 7

The Zip tension desires to be by way of itself IDE channel. Your motherboard ought to have 2 IDE channels. keep one for the HD and the different for the CD and Zip. The CD desires to be grasp and the Zip tension desires to be slave. you've got your 40 GB tension be C: Your CD-Rom be D: Your Zip tension be E:

Answer 8

impossible it is all gone sorry i wish there was a way to get it back but threre aint that i know of.

Answer 9

You blew it away, it's gone!

Answer 10

can't it's gone all info is kaputz.