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Help!
After upgrading to Yosemite, and now when I ALT Boot Windows 7 and Recovery partitions no longer show up. Is there any ways to get my data in the disk back?
The Disk Utility is like this:
Following Loner T, I tried some commands, It shows like this:
Failing loss the material, here I seek help from Loner T
Thanks ! Waiting online
MacBook Air, OS X Yosemite (10.10), dual system: mac and win7
You do not seem to have a large gap that many others have had between GPT#3 and GPT#4. Did everything work as expected before the Yosemite upgrade?
Can I suggest downloading Testdisk (http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk) and looking for deleted partition. You can use the link in your post to run Testdisk.
Please post back here if you need any explanation of the steps.
I have proceeded the following commands:
Try the simple first step first to see if it works.
sudo fdisk -e /dev/disk0
setpid 4
07
flag 4
p
w
y
and now I can only find the windows booting by pressing the option button in rebooting the computer, but I cannot enter the system, it occurs " Missing operating system", also failed is to find the windows partition in the Finder.
After that, I used the testdisk to scan following your instructions in the "Missing Operating system_ " After installing Yosemite, now, I have finished the quick scan, it appears like this:
By pressing the Enter, it follows like this
Could you please show me how to do next? Wish you are still online
1. Can you check for familiar files using "P: List Files" in the first MS Data entry that is in this list?
2. You may have parts of your NTFS header in the Recovery HD.
Do you mean I print the command " p:list files" in the testdisk window as I show in the second figure ?
Sorry to trouble you. Hope It will not absorb your sleep
When I print "p", it show like this: I didn't see my own files
I cannot see your image. Can you post a link using an external imaging service? If you do not see familiar files, move to the next MS Data entry. If you do not have any more entries, use Deeper Search and look for partitions, but this process is very slow and can take several hours.
Thanks for your reply! It seems we are in different time zones. I'm in Western Pacific time zone, I want to know which time is convenient for you? And would you please do me a favor by using the teamviewer for remote help?
Now, I have to reform the quick search, maybe another long time waiting
Hi Loner T,
I have similar problem after updating to Yosemite, now I can't boot into windows. I updated to Yosemite on my 11 inch Mac air and Mac Pro with no problem, before I decided to update my sons iMac (which has his school work) and ran into this problem. I remembered I use a third party program called Paragon NTFS. Could this be the problem?
Please Help.
After quick scan, it shows this figure
choose continue, and it follows like this :
press " p", the figures generally can be decided into three categories:
what should I do next? Is it necessary to conduct a deep search?
I would suggest disconnecting any external drives you might have. It looks like you need "Deeper Search".
Yes, I'm processing a deeper search now. Sorry I forgot to insert the link for figures, Can you see the figures in my previous reply?
Yes, I can. Let us see what Deeper Search brings.
Thank u so much! I have been nearly exhausted after five times of scanning .....
The "Deeper Search" scans your entire drive sector-by-sector. It is a very slow process and dependent on the size of the internal drive.
I see~, I have carried out one time of deep search, but didn't continue
Dis you disable/remove Paragon?
Did you use any of right/left arrow keys? If you did, it deletes partition headers. 😟
Missing bootcamp win7 after updating the mac to OS X Yosemite
