Hi all,

I managed to delete the main partition on a secondary GPT HDD. It's now unallocated space on a dynamic drive and I've not touched it since.

It appears EaseUS partition recovery doesn't support dynamic or GPT recovery. I can convert it to a basic disk (haven't done so yet) but would still be unable to recover GPT drive partitions.

Any advice would be much appreciated - thanks!

Try R Studio or UFS explorer

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Could we see the partition information for all members of the dynamic volume?

You could use DMDE (freeware):

https://dmde.com/

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I'd personally just run testdisk from https://www.cgsecurity.org/. It'll not only find the lost partitions, but can probably restore them to original.

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I would be wary of TestDisk. I've seen many people get it wrong with this tool. DMDE is much better because you can see your file/folder tree. You can also undo any changes much more easily with DMDE than with TestDisk (assuming TestDisk can do this at all).

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Thanks for the replies. I want to be realy safe so have just attached the preview of what my partitions would look like if I applied EaseUS's convert to basic disk. I hope that's what you were asking for, fzabkar?

[img][img]https://s18.postimg.org/w13oahpf9/Disk_partitions.jpg[/img][/img]

Just for the record this software can see my missing partition (it's highlighted blue in this screenshot) I just want to know this is a safe way to do it before going ahead. Just so you know, this is the only partition I want to recover. Cheers



Realised I didn't upload the image properly in my previous post and can't edit because I'm new here so here are the partitions EaseUS can see when converting to basic disk:

Can you use data recovery software ZAR X z-a-recovery.com

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In DMDE, double-click any likely looking "found" partition (those with "F" in the "indicators" column) and then expand the Root. Do you see your file/folder structure?

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