so in my previous post (http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?p=33200628),
I explained how I ran the Diskpart clean command in the wrong drive. About 2 weeks ago I managed to recover the truecrypt volume so I though I'd help out someone else who has gone through the same problem. ():)...
After this, I took some time to learn hex editing. I gave up on recovering most of the files but the 150GB truecrypt volume is really important to me. Considering it's not fragmented, if i can find the starting point and the ending point of the file, I can use WinHex to save that block as a file...
Still nothing. TestDisk didn't even locate any partitions on my disk. TestDisk said Intel partition table type was detected so I selected it as the partition table type. It couldn't be anything else could it?
Testdisk is currently running and searching for lost partitions... I'll report back with the results. But other tools used just showed me about 11 partitions that I never created. And none of those partitions contained anything even remotely valuable to me.
One more thing: I had Call Of Duty...
My 1TB HDD contained a 150 GB encrypted archive. That wouldn't change anything would it? I mean, that wouldn't be the reason why I can recover my files from my test drive (60GB SATA) but not from my 1TB HDD? :confused:
NOTHING was written to the hard disk after this happened. some of the softwares I used gave me options to fix or rebuild the MBR but i didnt do it. Also, i did the same thing to another 60 GB HDD to see if i could fix it. and most of the tools I used before showed me ALL the files that was in...
I was trying to make one of my flash drives bootable to reinstall windows 7 on my PC. But I accidentally ran the diskpart utility on my 1TB samsung SATA HDD :( the commands I ran was
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clean
create partition primary
select partition 1
active
format fs=ntfs...
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