Partition recovery from unallocated space with Partition Master

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Why Undelete Partition from Unallocated Space?

Partitions might need to be recovered from unallocated space when they are accidentally deleted or lost. Accidental deletion of partitions can be easily understood, but how do partitions get lost automatically? Changes in the operating system, virus or spyware infection, or a newly installed drive often result in unallocated disk space on the hard drive.

Case 1:

Hello, my main issue is that my data partition is now showing as unallocated. I have a 500GB Seagate hard drive mainly used for external storage, which has three partitions: A, B, and C. Partition A contains all my data, while the other two are empty. After installing Windows 7, partitions A and B merged into an unallocated space. How can I recover this unallocated partition?

Case 2:

Also, a user, after describing his situation, expressed the desire to recover a partition from unallocated space for free: “Note: I know there are partition recovery software that can recover unallocated partition, but I'm looking for a free one.” So, how can we recover unallocated partition for free?

Here, we will share a free tool – tools Partition Master – to recover unallocated space without partitioning.

How to recover partition from unallocated space with partition master tool?

1. Check if there is a need to recover unallocated partitions

If you suspect that a partition is missing and needs to be recovered from unallocated space, you can follow these steps to check:

1. Click the "Start Menu", then click "Control Panel". Select the "Administrative Tools" icon, then choose "Computer Management".

2. Click the "Disk Management" heading in the left pane of the next window. This will list the drives installed on your computer.

If the partition is not displayed here, it is lost, and you can start the recovery process from the unallocated space.

2. Recover Partition from Unallocated Space

AOMEI Partition Assistant Professional perfectly supports 32 bit and 64 bit Windows for business users (Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP).

Eassos PartitionMaster Server Edition works perfectly on Windows Server 2016/2008/2003, etc. both 32 bit and 64 bit.

Download it for free, install on your PC and activate it now for partition recovery.

Step 1: Launch Partition Master and click “Partition Recovery”. Select the hard drive which contains lost partitions, then click “New Scan”.

Step 2: Wait patiently for the software to perform the "Quick Scan" and "Deep Scan". It will mark your deleted partition as "Lost" under the "Status" column. Select the lost partition, then click "Recover".

You can also double-click on the partition you want to search and preview its content, then click “OK” to confirm.

Step 3: Wait for the partition to be restored and then click “Finish”.

How to recover files from unallocated space using a Data Recovery tool? To recover files from unallocated space using a Data Recovery tool, follow these steps: 1. **Choose a data recovery software**: First, download and install a reliable data recovery tool such as tools Data Recovery Wizard, Recuva, or Stellar Data Recovery. Make sure the chosen software supports file recovery from unallocated space. 2. **Run the software**: After installation, launch the data recovery program you've selected. 3. **Select the recovery location**: In the main interface of the software, you'll see a list of hard disk drives. Since you want to recover from unallocated space, choose the hard drive that contains this space. 4. **Scan the unallocated space**: After selecting the drive, opt for a "Deep Scan" or "Full Disk Scan" option. This will scan the entire hard drive to locate lost files, including those in the unallocated space. 5. **Preview and recover files**: Once the scan is complete, the software will display all found files. You can preview them to check if they are recoverable. Select the files you wish to restore and click on the "Recover" button to save them to a secure location different from the original one to avoid overwriting other potentially lost data. 6. **Backup your important data**: Before attempting file recovery, ensure you have backups of crucial data in case any issues arise during the process. Remember that data recovery is not always 100% successful, especially when files have been partially overwritten. Therefore, regularly backing up your data is the best strategy to prevent loss.

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Step 1: Select and scan the lost partition

Launch the Data Recovery Wizard, select "Lost Partition," and click "Scan" to search for all lost data. If you have multiple lost partitions, you may be able to identify them by their partition size.

Note: Since the Windows operating system does not support Linux file systems, Ext2 or Ext3 partitions will appear as lost partitions without drive letters in the software. To recover data from an Ext2/Ext3 partition, follow these steps.

Step 2: Refine the scan results

With many files to scan, you can choose the file category, such as Images, Videos, Documents, Audio, and Others, via the Quick Filter. If you remember the file name, simply search for it in the box at the top-right corner.

Step 3: Preview and recover data from the lost partition

Before recovery, you can preview the files to make sure that they are the data you need. Select all the required files and click “Recover” to restore them.

How to Fix an Unallocated Hard Drive using CMD

Using either of the software from the previous section, you can easily fix an unallocated external hard drive in Windows 10. Alternatively, you can try fixing the unallocated space on your hard drive using CMD. Follow this step-by-step guide:

Step 1. Press Windows + R, type in CMD, and press Enter.

Step 2 Type each command on a line and press Enter.

diskpart > list volume > select volume * (choose your drive letter) > delete volume > force delete volume

Step 3. Create a new volume in Disk Management and format the unallocated disk with a file system to recover it.