First, please read the documentation (located in the 'doc' directory)Ī screen listing your available physical drives at the top. Testdisk is not overly difficult to use, but it does require a bit ofĪttention. (the one with the articles) accessible by restoring the backup partition boot sector,Įnabling the operating system on the computer to 'see' the partition again. Using the TestDisk program I was able to make my first partition More thisĪnyhow, let's get on with the show back to TestDisk and If it "has been severely damaged or re-formatted" say the company.
PhotoRec is a good tool for recoving damaged,įormatted or erased photos and images from a flash media's filesystem, even The providers of TestDisk have created a handy Wiki for it right
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Windows 64-bit Linux, kernel 2.6.18 or later i386 Linux, kernel 2.6.18 or later x8664 Mac OS X Intel 64-bit macOS > 10. Dos/Win95/Win98 Windows, minimum requirement: Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 and above. Download the latestĭOS version here ( TestDisk & PhotoRec 6.11), the Windows NT/XP/2000/2003/Vista versions are here ( TestDisk & PhotoRec 6.11) or if you prefer it is also available for Linux (ver 6.11.3), and Mac Select your operating system to download the latest version of TestDisk & PhotoRec data recovery tools. Partition boot sectors with the backup copies. Partitions (FAT and NTFS) by repairing the partition table or replacing Linux) produced by that can be used to locate and recover lost TestDisk is a DOS and Windows tool (also available for
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