The C drive is a 512GB Western Digital Black NVMe PCIE SSD, D drive is a Patriot Ignite 480GB, F Drive is a HyperX 3K 240GB, G is a 500GB Samsung 850 EVO and the other 2 are thumb drives. So that picture above is my “ This PC” section in file manager, looks normal right? Well if you notice there is a C, D, F, G, H and I drive. This is not a sponsored or paid post, this is me appreciating good software and recommending, but please read on. 2 things different about this review is that they did not approach me to review it, and the software is free, at least the version I tried.

OK, back to my predicament if that one wasn’t enough.Īfter finding my partition lost, I nervously went out in search of software to recover this partition, and there are tons of options but I remember EaseUS mentioned many times, so I though to try it. It is a bit of a plug for them, they got me out of a tight spot, so I am behind on some reviews now, but at least not all is lost. Lost data, it happens unfortunately but you can many times retrieve your data, either by yourself or with the help of a professional data recovery expert like DataMechanix. I had to send my drive to DataMechanix to restore the data, it wasn’t cheap but they were able to retrieve about 70% of my data, not bad. Of course, I freaked out because I have data on that drive, perhaps also review data and I had my Western Digital MyBook 4TB earlier fall off of the shelf and lost all 4TB, most of which was review material.

After finishing up a video for the Geeek H700 DIY Computer case, I wanted to get working on another review for a bit and magically I find one of my drives missing.

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