Data loss from a partition can occur due to various reasons, such as accidental file deletion, mistakenly deleting the entire partition, formatting the partition, or encountering inaccessibility or corruption issues. Even a damaged partition can lead to significant data loss. In such situations, an effective solution is crucial to recovering lost data.
Introducing SFWare Data Recovery Software, a top-tier tool designed to excel in diverse data loss scenarios. Whether you've accidently deleted files, lost an entire partition, formatted a partition, or are dealing with inaccessible or corrupted partitions, SFWare is your comprehensive solution.
Understanding the Causes of Lost or Deleted Partitions
Preventing data loss involves recognizing common reasons for partition deletion:
- Accidental Deletion: Accidental deletion is a common form of data loss, occurring when a user mistakenly deletes a partition. Recovery is likely if the user hasn't overwritten the data.
- Partition Formatting: Data loss occurs when a user formats a partition without transferring essential files first. Quick format allows recovery unless overwritten, while Full format or secure formats make recovery challenging.
- Corrupt Partition Table: The partition table, outlining how a hard drive is divided, becomes corrupted, rendering the data within that partition inaccessible.
- Power Outages or System Crashes: Interrupted partition operations during power outages or system crashes can lead to data corruption or deletion.
- Hardware Failures or Disk Errors: Physical damage or hardware malfunctions can cause partitions to become lost or inaccessible.
- Bad Sectors: Bad sectors, damaged sections of a hard drive, are a common cause of corrupted file systems.
- Unallocated Partition: Data loss occurs when a partition becomes unallocated due to accidental deletion or formatting. Recovery is possible if the data hasn't been overwritten.
Effortless Partition Recovery with SFWare Data Recovery Software
Recovering lost or deleted partitions is simplified with SFWare Data Recovery Software. Follow these steps:
- Download and Install SFWare Data Recovery software.
- Launch the software and select the partition from where you want to recover data.

- After selecting the drive, click on the "Start Scan" button to initiate the partition recovery process.

- Once the scanning process is completed, you can Preview the files for free to assess the success rate of the recovered files.
- Once you are satisfied with the results, select the files and click the "Save" button to restore them to a safe and secure location.

Recover All File Types from Lost Partitions
SFWare Data Recovery supports various file types, including:
- Documents: Word documents, PDFs, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, etc.
- Photos: JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, BMP, and other image formats.
- Videos: MP4, AVI, MOV, MKV, WMV, and various video file types.
- Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, FLAC, and other audio formats.
- Archives: ZIP, RAR, 7Z, and other compressed file types.
- Email Files: PST, OST, EML, and other email-related formats.
- Database Files: SQL, MDB, ACCDB, and other database file types.
- Application Files: EXE, DLL, APK, and various executable files.
Recover Data from Different Partition Types
SFWare Data Recovery Software efficiently retrieves data from GPT, MBR, and APM partitions:
- GPT (GUID Partition Table): Recover data seamlessly from modern systems with UEFI firmware.
- MBR (Master Boot Record): Efficiently retrieve data from MBR partitions.
- APM (Apple Partition Map): Support for data recovery from older Macintosh systems.
Supported File Systems By SFWare Data Recovery Software
SFWare Data Recovery supports a wide range of file systems, including:
- NTFS: New Technology File System, commonly used in Windows operating systems.
- FAT: File Allocation Table, a file system utilized in older Windows versions.
- FAT32: An extension of FAT, allowing for larger partition sizes and better efficiency.
- exFAT: Extended File Allocation Table, designed for flash drives and external storage.
- HFS: Hierarchical File System, primarily used in older Mac OS versions.
- HFS+: Hierarchical File System Plus, an enhanced version of HFS, commonly found in modern Mac OS environments.
Unlock Data Recovery Success With SFWare Data Recovery Software
SFWare Data Recovery Software excels in challenging scenarios, offering:
- Raw Partition Recovery: Retrieve data from raw partitions caused by file system errors.
- Damaged Partition Recovery: Restore data from physically or logically damaged partitions.
- Corrupted Partition Recovery: Recover data from corrupted hard drive partitions.
- Unreadable Partition Recovery: Extract data from unreadable partitions affected by bad sectors.
- Formatted Partition Recovery: Hassle-free recovery from accidental or intentional formatting.
Recover a Deleted Partition from Any Device
SFWare Data Recovery Software is compatible with various devices, including:
- Internal Hard Drives (HDD)
- External Hard Drives (External HDD)
- Solid-state Drives (SSD)
- USB Flash Drives
- SD/CF Cards
- Network Drives (NAS)
Three Free Methods To Recover A Lost Partition
While SFWare is highly effective, here are three free methods to recover a lost partition:
Method 1: Recover Lost Partition Using CMD
The command-line in Windows is a potent tool that allows administrators and users with administrative privileges to issue advanced commands. Follow these steps to recover a lost partition on Windows 10:
- Open CMD as an administrator (found in the Windows System folder in the Start menu or by searching "cmd").

- Type diskpart and press Enter to launch the Diskpart utility.

- Type list disk to list all connected storage devices.
- Type select disk x (replace x with the number of the storage device with the missing partition).

- Type list volume to list all volumes on the selected storage device.
- Type select volume x (replace x with the number of the missing partition).
- Type assign letter=x to assign a specified drive letter to the missing partition.
- The missing partition should now be visible alongside other drives.
Method 2: Use Disk Management Utility
- Right-click on "My Computer" or "This PC" and select "Manage."
- Open Disk Management.
- Locate the storage device with the missing partition.
- Right-click on the missing partition and choose "Change Drive Letter and Paths."

- Click "Add" and assign any available drive letter.
- Click "OK" to confirm.

The Disk Management utility can also be used for creating a new partition on unallocated space, marking a partition as active, and more.
Method 3: Use TestDisk to Repair and Recover Corrupt Partitions
TestDisk is a free and open-source partition recovery software. Follow these steps:
- Right-click on testdisk_win and select "Run as administrator."
- If Microsoft Defender SmartScreen blocks it, click "More info" then "Run anyway."
- Select No Log using the arrow keys and hit Enter.
- Choose the hard drive with the damaged partition and press Enter.

- TestDisk will automatically detect the partition table type. Press Enter to continue.
- Press Enter to analyze the disk.

- Press Enter to start the Quick Search.

- After the scan, select the lost partition and press Enter.
- Move to the Write option and press Enter.
- Press Y to write the partition table.
- Press Enter, and your computer will reboot.
Tips to Prevent Partition Loss
Prevent partition loss with these essential tips:
- Regular Data Backup: Back up your computer regularly to external storage or the cloud.
- Proper System Shutdown: Avoid abrupt power-offs to prevent data corruption.
- Malware and Virus Defense: Install and update reliable antivirus software.
- Caution with Partition Operations: Double-check actions to minimize the risk of unintended partition loss.
- System and Software Updates: Keep your OS and applications updated for enhanced security.
- Safely Remove External Storage: Use "Safely Remove Hardware" to prevent potential partition corruption.