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    Windows 8 drive is not accessible after extend using partition wizard 9.

    Drive E 'main data partition which contains all my important files' becomes RAW (not NTFS) after extending OS Drive C using partition wizard 9 software which finished successfully without errors! (all details available below): MY HARDDISK WAS RUNNING WITHOUT PROBLEMS BEFORE USING THIS SOFTWARE...
    • johnjacke
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    • access problems automatic repair backup solutions boot sector chkdsk corrupt drive data recovery disk management drive errors file name linkage file system formatting risks hdd issues ntfs errors partition resize partition wizard raw drive recovery software technical support windows 8.1
    • Replies: 14
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support

  2. Windows 7 Any chance of repairing these corrupt files?

    I was using GParted to grow a partition and about 5% into the grow process I canceled it, because it was taking an amazingly long time to do 30+ estimated hours for a 140gb grow...seemed ridiculous to me. Anyways after I restarted chkdsk ran and went through the HD and finished and then windows...
    • Kylethedarkn
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    • chkdsk corrupt files data loss data recovery file recovery gparted hard drive partition resize repair files windows boot
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Windows Hardware
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    Windows 7 [HELP] Need help regarding partioning. How to move XXGB from X: drive to Z: drive

    Ok I need major help on this! I'm currently on Vista Ultimate. If I go to Administrative Tools and select Computer Management and select "Disk Management" I can see my drives. PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!! I have the drives like this: DISK_0 [150GB] "MAIN BACKUP (D:)" - 150GB NTFS [Active...
    • tylerward
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    • administrative tools backup backup drive computer management data migration disk management disk usage drive space file management help request ntfs partition resize partitioning storage system drive technical support user assistance vista windows 7
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support