There are drive and partition recovery tools you can look for on the
internet.  Just do "drive partition file recovery" in a search and
you'll find them.

Alternately, if you know what the partition was before it was damaged
(size, location, format, etc) then you might try recovering it by
simply re-creating the partition.  You'll need to look around for
instructions on how to do that without formatting any data.

But the drive recovery software should take care of that for you.

Once you recover what you need, completely re-format the drive - don't
use it once it's been 'fixed' as the new partition table may not
exactly match the old one, and you'll run into funny problems later.

Of course, if you can find what caused the problem in the first place,
then you can search for that and you'll have a better chance of
recovery.

Lastly, there are services that will do all this for you and drop the
data onto another hard drive, or CD-ROM.  If it's important data,
spend the money to get it back correctly rather than messing around
with it.

Good luck!

-Adam

On 3/19/07, microsoftwarecontrol <microsoftwarecontrol@yahoo.ca> wrote:
> I did diag with wd tool, it is ok! somethink made partition lost.
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> how to recover it? I have not change any thing till now.
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> what sw may help?
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