[Panayotis]

Hi,

I have installed Partition Manager Pro 9.0 on Windows Seven WITHOUT ANY PROBLEM!!!!

So, I decided to redistribuate Free Space from my C:\ to D:\

My project: Gat my C:\100Go and D:\40Go to C:\40Go and D:\100Go

So, i run Partition Manager Pro 9.0, click on Redistribuate Free Space

I chose to expand D:\ with Free Space from C:\; I managed exactly as i wanted to!

And click yes!

Partition Manager start the operation and ask me to reboot to perform the processus!

The processus run as i was used to (i did with processus before on few vista pc)

It took quite 60min

And the surprise at the launch of Seven, when my Desktop appear...

Seven told me to Format D:\ in order to use it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHY??

I do not want format my D:\ because i have all my Data!!! (My Documents, My Pictures, My Music and all my Personnal Data)

As i still have not format D:\ is there any solution to get data back?

Thanks a lot for reading and help!!!

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I get more information about my disk and what happened or did not happen

Before
C:\ 100Go NTFS and D:\40 NTFS

And now, when I go to PC Manager then Disk Manager I can see:

C:\ 40Go NTFS
D:\40Go RAW
?:\60Go not allocated

I try now to get back my data which were on D:\ in NTFS!!!

And merge D:\40 and ?\:60Go to get just one D:\100Go NTFS!!!

Any idea?

[Panayotis]

I get more information about my disk and what happened or did not happen

Before
C:\ 100Go NTFS and D:\40 NTFS

And now, when I go to PC Manager then Disk Manager I can see:

C:\ 40Go NTFS
D:\40Go RAW
?:\60Go not allocated

I try now to get back my data which were on D:\ in NTFS!!!

And merge D:\40 and ?\:60Go to get just one D:\100Go NTFS!!!

Any idea?

[Panayotis]

Resolved

I have used Testdisk to Write a new NTFS Boot Sector for my D:\ partition

And automatically D:\ appear on Windows Seven

I reboot to get Seven fully functionnal

Thanks Testdisk! Works perfectelly on Seven 32bits

I have now my C:\40Go and D:\ 100Go

And I did not loose any DATA!!!!!

Yes!!!!!!!!!!

Edited by Panayotis, 15 November 2009 - 05:31 PM.