Continues from previews discussion: El Capitan has deleted my bootcamp windows partition
Hello,
This is the result of deeper search after 1 week completed and here is the result:
What's the next step to recover data or fix the bootcamp partition?
Here is a screen Shot
iMac, OS X El Capitan (10.11), Bootcamp
These are unrecoverable partitions outside the physical boundary. Press Return/Enter to Continue to the list of recoverable partitions.
Here is the screen shot of long list result:
From a different Terminal window, can you post the output of
sudo gpt -vv -r show /dev/disk0
It will prevent having to switch between two threads and put the information in one place here.
The result
Can you check the MS Data at 649052160 (size 327718912)?
Sorry I'm not sure what you mean by that, could you walk me through please?
On the following two screens from your Testdisk run
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if you look in the size column, there are entries with the size of 327718912 (the third column)? We need to get to each of these and use the 'p' command to check files in each of them. The 'p' command will show up at the bottom of your screen, only if you are positioned on a MS Data entry.
with error It said system file damaged on serval of them said quite and went back to very first screen!
Now I'm at this screen again
From the screen which says 'damaged file system;, hit Escape, only once, to get back to the list. Unfortunately, there is no way to get back to same point quickly. 😟
I have done quick search again here is the result, does it help or I need to do a deeper search again?
Press Return/Enter to continue and you should see a list. Post a screen shot and we can check it.
here you are
Please scroll down to each MS Data and use 'p' to list files. To get back to this list, use Escape only once.
Recover Data After El Capitan Deleted my Bootcamp Windows Partition data
