PC user may accidentally delete useful partitions in the following reasons:

a.) Accidentally delete partitions in Partition Manager/Disk Management.

b.) Accidentally delete partitions in the progress of Windows Installation.

If you have lost/deleted important partition from your hard drive. You do not need to panic. It's easier to recover deleted partitions than restore files from reformatted partition. Deleted partition will not really erase from the hard disk. The deleted partition is removed from the partition table only. And the files in the partition are still here. And nothing has been modified for these files. So it is possible to get the files back for the deleted partition.

Our Windows Data Recovery Software could handle the deleted partition problem easier than our data recovery software. To recover the files from the deleted partition, please follow these instructions:

1.) Please download our Windows Data Recovery Software to your PC. Note: NEVER download our software to the drive you like to recover.

2.) Install our Windows Data Recovery Software to your PC. Note: NEVER install our software to the drive you like to recover.

3.) Launch our Windows Data Recovery Software, and then please choose "Advanced Recovery Module" to recover your data.

4.) Usually the deleted partition will be detected by our Windows Data Recovery Software. And the deleted partition will be list in the device list page directly. If you see the deleted partition you like to recover, please go to step 5. Otherwise, please go to step 6.

5.) Select the deleted partition, and then click "Open" button. And then, please go to steps 8.

6.) Select the hard disk which contains deleted partitions, and then click "Full Scan" button.

7.) After scanning complete, please choose a scanned partition which is deleted partition you think, and then click "Show files" button.

8.) If Advanced Recovery Module still not work, please try to use "Deep Scan Recovery Module"  to recover your data.

Recovery Tips:

DO NOT WRITE ANYTHING ONTO THE DRIVE CONTAINING YOUR LOST DATA!

DO NOT SAVE ONTO THE SAME DRIVE DATA THAT YOU FOUND AND TRYING TO RECOVER!
While saving recovered file or folder onto the same drive where they are located, you can intrude in process of recovering by overwriting table records for this and other deleted entries. It's better to save data onto another logical, removable, network or floppy drive.