If you used fdisk then you have well and truly zapped your disk. Strictly
speaking there are recovery methods, but given that it involves the use of
an electron microscope, you probably don't want to go there.
Isn't it lucky that you followed the instructions to backup everything first
...
>I need to know if there is a way back from an fdisk using windows
> 98... Thank you.
This has nothing to do with formatting long documents in Word.

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> I need to know if there is a way back from an fdisk using windows
> 98... Thank you.
Jezebel - 23 Sep 2006 04:44 GMT
Brute force *re* formatting, perhaps.
> This has nothing to do with formatting long documents in Word.
>
>> I need to know if there is a way back from an fdisk using windows
>> 98... Thank you.
Yes, if you are ASIO or the CIA. Otherwise, "NO".
Fdisk removes the volume table of contents. The data is still in thee
tracks at that point, but there is no way for the computer to access it.
You could try this company: they claim their software has the ability to
retrieve the data:
http://www.stellarinfo.com/partition-recovery.htm
I have no experience with this software, but logically it "should" work, and
it's only a hundred bucks to find out.
Cheers
On 23/9/06 11:43 AM, in article s549h21i2j7k7qj4d825km786g477djlrd@4ax.com,
> I need to know if there is a way back from an fdisk using windows
> 98... Thank you.

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