Questions fuck i accidentally wiped out my entire hard drive using diskpart

imhotep

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    my entire disk is cleaned up i cant load windows, so do u think i will have to take the hard drive out of the laptop and connect to a different laptop and run this type of recovery process?
    Visit LazeSoft site. They had a free bootable recovery software. Also Grenier's Testdisk (also free) - but you need to first make a bootable USB with this.
     
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    BillionaireBoys

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    Visit LazeSoft site. They had a free bootable recovery software. Also Grenier's Testdisk (also free) - but you need to first make a bootable USB with this.

    thanks, bootable usb ekakin testdisk open kara, found the files, but i cant restore them, i will have to copy them to my usb device, there were about 350 GB files in the hard drive and my usb only 16gb ,:(
     

    Sonique

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    Do not even create a text file on that hdd. take it out connect to a another machine. dont even let anti virus run on that hdd. then use a recovery software. But don't expect 100% recovery
     

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    imhotep

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    thanks, bootable usb ekakin testdisk open kara, found the files, but i cant restore them, i will have to copy them to my usb device, there were about 350 GB files in the hard drive and my usb only 16gb ,:(
    TestDisk is able do it. But if you are not sure on what you do - first borrow a USB external drive and copy your data first. Then there's no scare.
    A lot of software can... but I am not sure what the free versions are able to do because they have a limited functionality these days. :(