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Recover lost partitions | |
Boot with Ubuntu, Go to Software & Update, choose Universe source in Ubuntu Software tab | |
Open Terminal: sudo apt update && sudo apt install testdisk | |
Select No Log. | |
Select the disk drive you want to recover, e.g. /dev/sdc. | |
Select your partition table type. Usually it's Intel. | |
Select Analyse and Quick Search. | |
If you get asked whether your partition was created under Vista, answer yes/no. | |
Your drive will be analysed and you will see a list of all found partitions. If you know what you are doing, you can edit the list, otherwise just press Enter. | |
On the next screen you have the option to either perform a second Deeper Search, or Write the current partition table to disk. If the quick search was successful, choose Write. | |
https://ubuverse.com/recover-a-disk-partition-with-testdisk-and-gparted-live/ |
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