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About partition recovery after using clean command in win11 repair procedure

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Soheil Paper

i have dual boot in my PC ( win10 and Ubuntu 20.04) and tried to install the win11 in my 155 GB drive so i have tried this instruction and used the below command in win11 repair command terminal:


    diskpart
    list disk 
    select disk 0 (0 represents the disk number of your target disk.)
    clean

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so now my 2TB hard is merged and all of the partition lost, so i am using the Ubuntu live USB and if possible like to know which Linux program would be better for recovering the lost partitions.

for example i can do it by gparted as you can see below:

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Update 1:

I have tried to recover the entire disk by gparted but i get below error:

The disk scan by gpart did not find any recognizable file systems on this disk...

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Update 2:

but with testdisk i get below result and don't know what i must to do for nest step :

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Nmath
To start, this guide you linked is not an authoritative source and seems to be poorly translated. It's always a bad idea to blindly follow directions you find on a random website without knowing what the steps do. I'm also very confused because this guide clearly warns multiple times that it will cause data loss and to back up your important data. In the sentence immediately preceding the steps you posted here, it literally says **"this is a data destroy procedure"**. You should have backups in any case, especially when installing an OS. Your best path is to restore from backups.
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