BitBuster
December 9th, 2008, 09:15 AM
Hello, this is a Mayday, because very importent work is lost as follows:
I have a 160 GB HD Maxtor, from this a had a 50 GB partition C:/ for Boot (i know thats much, but as developer i have a lot of tools and IDEs on my C:/ ) the rest of this logical drive was partitioned as follow:
50 GB Data and 60 GB all you need-Programs, what collected in the last years.
Now, as a developer i have to know bettern and have a mirroring or a secure-copy I didnt and my work from 4 years is gone!!
The Crash came, as i looked with PM8 to my drive c and see there a unallocated partition. I thinked, that is exactly that what you need for your partition C:, what where with 50GB long time to small and wanted to add this unallocated 20GB to it.
PM8 let me do nothing with this 20GB, only set ACTIVE, and i did, because i thinked, when you will do something with this 20 GB, it must be activated.
I pressed APPLY and after that the Systemn want boot new, but it failed, because No NTLDR
Looked i Inet, found a threat and proved the Rescue-console and did: FIXMBR and FIXBOOT...... nothing.
Now i have a new XP on a small 20GB Seagate and Installed Acronis Disk Direktor, what in any of ist trys to find lost patitions not exatly the same Visualisated image of my 160GB Maxtor before my mistakes showed, but 2 of the patitions hat a big red CROSS on its patition-picture, what u can see in the picture below, but i dont know what and from where comes the two big yellow partitions with 811,6...GB and 259,4...GB, but the rest of the second HD is is shown like before the crash..... i am very confused now!!!
Now, the data what are lost, are for me very important, and i have learned about it (i hope) but what i have to do exactly, to get back the my DATA in use of Acronis Disk Director and the partitions with the ? so, as it was before my mistakes, with the normal 50 GB Boot C: and the rest what i wrote above?
Please look at picture after this Link:
http://www.funpic.de/fotoalbum/foto,246040.htm
I thank u for any helpfull Messages ( and please excuse my english)
with best regards from germany Tom
I have a 160 GB HD Maxtor, from this a had a 50 GB partition C:/ for Boot (i know thats much, but as developer i have a lot of tools and IDEs on my C:/ ) the rest of this logical drive was partitioned as follow:
50 GB Data and 60 GB all you need-Programs, what collected in the last years.
Now, as a developer i have to know bettern and have a mirroring or a secure-copy I didnt and my work from 4 years is gone!!
The Crash came, as i looked with PM8 to my drive c and see there a unallocated partition. I thinked, that is exactly that what you need for your partition C:, what where with 50GB long time to small and wanted to add this unallocated 20GB to it.
PM8 let me do nothing with this 20GB, only set ACTIVE, and i did, because i thinked, when you will do something with this 20 GB, it must be activated.
I pressed APPLY and after that the Systemn want boot new, but it failed, because No NTLDR
Looked i Inet, found a threat and proved the Rescue-console and did: FIXMBR and FIXBOOT...... nothing.
Now i have a new XP on a small 20GB Seagate and Installed Acronis Disk Direktor, what in any of ist trys to find lost patitions not exatly the same Visualisated image of my 160GB Maxtor before my mistakes showed, but 2 of the patitions hat a big red CROSS on its patition-picture, what u can see in the picture below, but i dont know what and from where comes the two big yellow partitions with 811,6...GB and 259,4...GB, but the rest of the second HD is is shown like before the crash..... i am very confused now!!!
Now, the data what are lost, are for me very important, and i have learned about it (i hope) but what i have to do exactly, to get back the my DATA in use of Acronis Disk Director and the partitions with the ? so, as it was before my mistakes, with the normal 50 GB Boot C: and the rest what i wrote above?
Please look at picture after this Link:
http://www.funpic.de/fotoalbum/foto,246040.htm
I thank u for any helpfull Messages ( and please excuse my english)
with best regards from germany Tom