As everyone knows, managing partition can keep computer or operating system running well. And the Windows built-in disk management tool can help to manage partitions. Unfortunately, partitions are easily lost due to mistaken deletion, virus attack, wrong ghost, sudden power outage, incorrect partitioning, and so on. At this time, users may feel panic because they cannot find the important files which are stored on the lost partition. In fact, partition recovery software and recovery companies can help to recover lost partition. However, we disapprove of users turning to partition recovery companies. Although it is indeed an effective method for lost partition recovery, it will ask for high recovery fees which most users cannot afford. Besides, users have to bear the risk of privacy leakage. Therefore, users had better turn to third-party software. And they can download a free program to fix this problem without influencing the original data. And MiniTool Partition Wizard is such a program. Besides, this program provides a number of other benefits. For instance, it is compatible with Windows7/8/XP/Vista (all editions), and supports FAT16, FAT32, NTFS, Ext2 and Ext3. This program can keep data safe even in case of power outage. And it provides detailed operating steps and wizard-like interfaces. Therefore, users (either as greener or professional) can easily understand and handle this tool.

How to Recover Lost Partition with MiniTool Partition Wizard

Note: before recovering, users should not create a new partition on the unallocated space or free space which was released by the lost partition. Otherwise, the original data could be overwritten, and there is no way to recover them.

To use this free partition recovery software, users need to download it from its downloading page at first. And then, install it on computer. After installation, run it to open its main interface.

Next, select the disk where partition loss appears, and click "Partition Recovery" feature from the left action panel.

Then, choose a scanning range from "Full Disk", "Unallocated Space" and "Specified Range" for the specified disk and click "Next" button.

In this window, select scanning method and click "Next". In general, the "Full Scan" is the best method because it can scan every sector of specified scanning range.

And then, choose all needed partitions, including existing partitions and lost/deleted partitions, and click "Finish" button to go back to the main interface.

Finally, click "Apply" button on the left to execute all changes to computer. Thus, all work has been done.

Have you ever deleted a partition by mistake? Don't panic! Partition recovery software can help to restore lost partition quite easily.