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  1. Phantom69

    Phantom69 Regular member

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    again i come to you, f*cked as usual, please advise me....
    I installed a program from a cover disk the other day and it deleted and erased my recovery partition on my HP724a desktop PC...
    i have tried recovery software and did as much stuff as i could but i could not get a thing...
    so if i need to do a system restore i am completely and utterly f*cked...
    what should i do... <?>
    please help me...
     
  2. tEChniiQue

    tEChniiQue Guest

    Well, for starters you need to back up your info somehow. Whether it be by DvD-Rs, CD-Rs, External HDD, or another internal hdd. Another option would be to clone your existing disk.

    If your were to restore you PC back to factory status, would that partition deleted be recreated?? If so, and you don't have another hdd to clone you current drive you could try this:
    Partition your current hdd so you can install the recovery discs. Once that is completed you will be able to transfer all the files need from the old partition to the new partition. Once that's done you will be able to delete the old partition and resume like normal once your programs and prior updates have been reinstalled.
     
  3. lukeles

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    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
     
  4. Phantom69

    Phantom69 Regular member

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    thank you very, very much for inputting to my problem, i didn't think anyone was going to reply again...

    i will try what you suggested (fingers crossed)

    thanx again, i will try and get back with the results...
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    Try [bold]Easeus DataRecoveryWizard[/blod]. www.easeus.com
     
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    Hi,

    I suppose Active@ partiton recovery will be able to help you. It worked great for me in a simmilar situation, and it's algoritm is really great.

    http://www.partition-recovery.com/
     
  9. Phantom69

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    thanx to all your replies i have discovered that i had made a 8 CD recovery set that came with my hp (a program pre-installed)if any of you have a computer with this capability installed, make sure you do this a soon as possible to prevent any major problems like i had...

    when you have created the disk keep them in a safe place and hope that you never have to use them (make sure you know where they are because you can usualy only make one set of discs...

    PS: what happened when i used the disks <?>
    it completely erased my computer HD including all my windows and linux partitions and created the old 2 set of partitions (OS & Recovery)

    PSS: create the backups...
     
  10. ireland

    ireland Active member

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    I AM GOING TO TELL YE A BETTER WAY TO BACK UP YOUR OPERATING SYSTEM..

    i back up my system to a external hard drive,once as soon as i load the system with all drivers and up dates then every two weeks there after..if i have a problem of any kind i can overwrite my total system in about 20 min..

    i use to use ghost by norton,i now use this.

    http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/

    Acronis True Image 9.0 new version
    Complete file and system disk imaging backup and restore for home and home office users that can protect your entire system and family pictures, videos, music, and important documents stored on your home PC
    Acronis announces the release of Acronis True Image 9.0. With this new release you get two backup products in one and then some!
    Two in One!
    Acronis True Image 9.0 provides you two backup options in one solution:
    1) Our original disk imaging backup option which enables you to create an image of your entire hard disk drive, including the operating system, applications, user settings, and all data. Use the image to restore your PC to a known working state without any reinstallation.
    2) A new file-based backup option which enables you to backup and restore individual files and folders, like your My Documents folder or a specific file, like your latest tax return. A wizard walks you through all of the steps.
    And then Some!
    Acronis True Image 9.0 makes restoring your system even faster with the exclusive new Acronis Snap Restore feature. It also provides several additional enhancements.
     

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