Lenovo G50-30 Laptop: Recover Lost E Partition Photos & Music after Disk Format & Resizing

Hello, like in the subject, I made a format on a laptop Lenovo G50-30 I had 3 system "c" partitions for games and programs and "E" photos and music. To make the format I had to remove all these partitions and divided them into two "c" and "d". Is there any possibility of recovering the "E" partition I care about photos mainly, maybe there is a program or something? if so what?

Show the screen from DMDE from the partitions window view after selecting this disk from physical devices. If the system partition enters the area of the former partition with photos or you think it can be, use a live system, do not use the system from this disk, because each start-up reduces the chances of data recovery and start by switching off the button (download live system CD + DMDE on another PC and run this laptop from it and include the appropriate screen). Delete the letter of the D partition for sure, if the system is smaller than the old system and games together and you know that the partition with photos was the third partition physically on the disk, i.e. the closest to the end of the disk and now it is only in the area of the current D partition. Then you download DMDE on C and attach screen (because you know that your data is in a different physical area and there is no danger of overwriting them). information about the old partition layout proceed as if any write to disk could overwrite your data. After the screening everything will be explained. Generally, it's best to use a live system or connect a second disk to another computer. Working on this system, trying to recover data from it, and having no information about the old partition layout, you are fully aware of the possibility of losing some data. I assume the disk is one and the same.

I honestly don't understand what you wrote: D

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Select physical devices, your disk and ok, screen. It's good as if you understood and were aware that you downloaded DMDE on this system, which could already overwrite some files in the worst case scenario, but everything will be known after the screen. You picked up too much and you didn't give this screen because I wanted you to run DMDE with physical devices chose the disk on which the partition was lost and attached screen from the partitions window from this physical device. It's probably about the screen from the Drive 0 partitions window, as I think, because there is probably one disk in this laptop.

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I don't even know what the sizes of these partitions were. You cannot see the partitions of this partition directly from the window (unless it has 14 GB). I recommend either making a sectoral copy of this disk to another one, e.g. to a file for further work on this system, or connecting the second disk to another computer, deleting all letters of the partition and then full scanning in DMDE, saving the results to a file, going to the partitions window without closing DMDE and placing the screen from the partition after scan window and from found partitions. By doing a full scan on this system in DMDE you save space on other media, but data is at risk of loss just like now because the system he uses this disk all the time and writes something to it .