recover data from reformatted hard drive

[macy]

As my windows xp acting slow as a snail, i intend to reinstall windows
to the

drive C(only windows files stored on it). I also have drive D and
drive E used

for store my personal data. But before reinstallment i reformatted the
whole

hard disk by mistake. The problem is: i did not back up drive D and E.
So the

data were gone.
i downloaded free data recovery software from software website but it
didn't

work. Should i turn to other unfree software or take my hard disk to

professional data recovery company? Anyone has suggetion on it?
Thanks!!!

 

[Luce]

Did you install the data recovery porgram on drive d and e? This cause
overwritten. If it was overwritten, the data lost permanently.
Taking to professional team usually cost too much. It's not difficult
using data recovery software. Try this Easeus Data Recovery Wizard
<http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=easeus&tag=srch>
Try the demo to see if it recover your files before purchase.

Find more data recovery program info here, hope it helpful
http://groups.google.com/group/micr...346767?hl=en&lnk=st&q=easeus#8ee9473ae4346767

 

[mscotgrove]

Did you install the data recovery porgram on drive d and e? This cause
overwritten. If it was overwritten, the data lost permanently.
Taking to professional team usually cost too much. It's not difficult
using data recovery software. Try this Easeus Data Recovery Wizard
<http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=easeus&tag=srch>
Try the demo to see if it recover your files before purchase.

Find more data recovery program info here, hope it helpfulhttp://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_ma...

Where your D and E drives partitions on your maindrive.

If so, you may beable to use recovery software to determine the old
partitions start and then recover your data.

You have a good chance that the reformat, and reload of the operating
system will not have overwritten the area where the previosu
partitions were.

What ever you do, you must not write ANYTHING to this existing drive,
as an overwritten sector is lost for ever.

Michael
www.cnwrecovery.com

 

[Bud]

Macy and Luce are likely one and the same, trying to flog 'their' software.
Which, of course, is why you also are responding, to do the same.

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