Server Partition Manager

Question: I unexpectedly deleted a partition that should not be deleted when reinstalling Windows sever OS. And I need to recover lost partition. All of my data is kept in them, including videos of marriage ceremony (the only copy I have). Is it possible to get the partition back? If yes, is there any lost partition restoration software to be recommended? What’s more, do I need to create partitions prior to data recovery?

How to Retrieve Lost Partitions with MiniTool Partition Wizard

Losing a disk partition happens in lots of ways, including virus attack, mistake operation or some other unknown reasons. Just as many users do, one may feel puzzled when encountered with such cases. But don’t be nervous, because there is lost partition restoration software, like MiniTool Partition Wizard sever edition which can make users get out of the trouble. The function – Partition Recovery Wizard – built in it can help users recover lost/deleted partitions. Besides, it can recover lost data at the same time (but please remember that new partition should not be created before recovery).

And here I will show users how to restore partitions with Partition Recovery Wizard.

Please download the sever version of MiniTool Partition Wizard first. After installation, run it to get its main interface.

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Step 1: Click “Partition Recovery Wizard” from the Wizard menu or from the action panel.

Step 2: Click “Next>” to go to the next interface.

Step 3: Choose the disk that will be recovered and click “Next>”.

Step 4: Set scanning range to the specified disk and click “Next>”.

Step 5: Choose scanning method for the specified scanning range and click “Next>” to continue.

Step 6: Choose all needed partitions (both existing and lost/deleted). And then click “Finish” button to return to the main interface.

Step 7: Click “Apply” on the tool bar to confirm all changes.

With the help of Partition Recovery Wizard, users can retrieve the lost partitions in simple steps. Turn to this lost partition restoration software when you feel confused. Ok?