Accidentally deleted partition, what software you prefer?

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  1. EOF
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    Accidentally deleted partition, what software you prefer?


    Hi!
    I accidentally made a mistake and already deleted a wrong selected partition with data on it through diskpart app on win10.

    I have a backup of course but some of the files are not included in the last backup.

    It is my home pc, not a big deal but I would like to recovery the partition.

    Is there out a good and free app to do that kind of task?

    Or what you are prefer from these commercial app to buy for home users?

    Such of app would be handy I think on most of our pc's...
    Cos never know when such of accident can happen.

    Thanks guys for your time and any suggestions.
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  3. Compumind
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    EOF said:
    Hi! I accidentally made a mistake and already deleted a wrong selected partition with data on it through diskpart app on win10. I have a backup of course but some of the files are not included in the last backup.
    Lot's of choices, assuming you didn't format the partition!

    I like these -

    Free Partition Recovery Tool | MiniTool Software Solution
    Recover deleted or lost partition in 3 steps

    And others...

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  4. EOF
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    Can you prefer which one is really worth attention and or the money?
    Thanks.
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  6. cereberus
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    Compumind said:
    Lot's of choices, assuming you didn't format the partition!

    I like these -

    Free Partition Recovery Tool | MiniTool Software Solution
    Recover deleted or lost partition in 3 steps

    And others...

    Regrettably, even this will not work The free version examines drive and tells you what it can recover, but then it holds you to enotional blackmail and tells you that need to splash some cash.
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  7. EOF
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    As you wrote, such of task is not possible or it is possible to finish but in a really small amount of success.

    I tried several apps which are so called "Free" and "Trials" but no way...
    They showing up something but it is really far from true story.

    However...
    I tried...
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  8. Compumind
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    cereberus said:
    Regrettably, even this will not work The free version examines drive and tells you what it can recover, but then it holds you to enotional blackmail and tells you that need to splash some cash.
    Yikes!

    Well that explains it. I only have the full versions that I get as an NFR.
    In any case, those products would help.

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  9. EOF
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    Of course, all they are ok if bought...

    In the good old days there was more app out there which was rally free and did the job very well.

    Probably it would be nice to collect really free software for many tasks like this and hold them somewhere, if somebody need it from the community he/she could reach out for.

    What you think about the idea?
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  10. Compumind
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    EOF said:
    Probably it would be nice to collect really free software for many tasks like this and hold them somewhere, if somebody need it from the community he/she could reach out for. What you think about the idea?
    Save your time and energy. So many revisions, etc.

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  12. MaloK
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    Testdisk is free and recover wiped out partitions. And I also think it's one of the best.
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  13. Compumind
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    MaloK said:
    Testdisk is free and recover wiped out partitions. And I also think it's one of the best.
    Do you mean this?

    TestDisk - CGSecurity

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