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TestDisk is a data recovery utility designed primarily to recover data from deleted partitions.

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Through an accidental partition format and dd to copy drive, I have managed to erase partition data from a boot drive with Armbian installed. I have managed to recover some details about the ...
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I use Fedora KDE and I have separate drives for Linux home and root. Recently when both of these were on low storage, I decided to resize my other drive and extend both by 5GB. After I cut off 10GB ...
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I've been running a RAID1 setup using two Samsung 970 EVO 500GB NVMEs on an Asus Z390 Maximus XI Formula motherboard for the last two years. This is my home server running Ubuntu 22.04 and I chose ...
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I was playing around with testdisk, gdisk and fdisk, and I set the cylinder head sector count to zero by mistake, and the system now reports "no medium". I tried opening the drive with gdisk,...
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I have a 500GB HDD that will only boot into grub rescue. It appears the partition table has become corrupt as fdisk is reporting one partition being 3.6T. I have run testdisk (results below) but not ...
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My sister asked me to fix her laptop that couldn't recognise some of the peripheries including the network cards. She hasn't used it for almost a year. First (almost half a year ago) I asked her to ...
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I have a LUKS encrypted logical volume which is spread across two physical drives. I use the Qubes OS. The first drive is fine. I did a whoopsie with the partition table of the second drive. But the ...
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I have an external drive that I accidentally deleted a lot of files off of. I can still see all the files in testdisk and have the option to undelete everything, but will recovering the files onto the ...
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I managed to ruin a server drive by trying to clone it to another drive with dd. In the process, the original boot and sda1 partitions were overwritten. I immediatly stopped using the drive,I made an ...
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As far as I know, a solid-state drive (SSD) stores data in different locations that the operating system cannot control. If I accidentally delete a partition, and then enter the exact start and end ...
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I made a back up of DHCP but when i unstinalled it the back up was removed. How can i recover dhcpd.leases Example /var/lib/dhcpd/dhcpd.leases its on /dev/mapper/vg_server-lv_root i did do a locate ...
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I tried to recover lost files from an exFAT thumb drive with the testdisk package on linux. It was very good at finding deleted files. However as I went through the entries, I saw weird entries. The ...
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I accidentally deleted GPT partition table. Now I can't mount or see any data on my HDD. I tried every possible solution on internet instead it got worse. There is no back up. On disks this is what it ...
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I need your help! I wanted to take hash from partition table in order to crack the old password/passphrase which somehow changed for LUKS1 partition. I wrongly used dd command. I forgot that backups ...
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I have some partition table with three partitions. I deleted the third partition with fdisk and next I created new partition on the same place with the same "first and last sectors". How can ...
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