Windows 10: Data recovery after diskpart clean command

Hi Laptop: Asuspro 2520LJI encountered this error when reinstalling Windows 10: "the selected disk has an mbr partition table on efi systems windows can only be installed to gpt...". what did i do?shift+F10 = open command prompt Diskpart List disk result: I had two disks, one laptop hard drive and the other flash drive List volume result: all my drives Select volume 3 Windows drive Clean Convert gpt result: all disk deleted, all my data Most of the disk space one terabyte was full. I don't have backup from one drive and that's my problem. I turned off the laptop after the above inci

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Data recovery after Diskpart Clean

my PC information:

OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro, 64 bit, Build 18363, Installed 20200416153044.000000+300

Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4210U CPU @ 1.70GHz, Intel64 Family 6 Model 69 Stepping 1, CPU Count: 4

Total Physical RAM: 4 GB

Graphics Card: Intel(R) HD Graphics Family, 1024 MB

Hard Drives: C: 85 GB (49 GB Free); D: 137 GB (116 GB Free); E: 10 GB (3 GB Free); (SSD)

Motherboard: LENOVO 20AMA0W7PB, ver Not Defined, s/n L1HF51C040T

System: LENOVO, ver LENOVO - 2490, s/n PC03VRMP

Antivirus: Windows Defender, Enabled and Updated

Problem:

i'm here just to get solve my pc problem related to data recovery. I wanted to solve some windows 10 problems and for this i tried to installed fresh windows 10 in my laptop but during partition select i deleted recovery partition and 2 more small size (in
megabytes) partitions to have more disk space...after that i deleted C drive and tried to recreate a partition for C drive but there was an error something like:

"We couldn’t create a new partition" so i searched on internet and there was a solution with "diskpart clean" and i applied all these steps:

link (Fix: We Couldn’t Create a New Partition Error in Windows 10)

1. Start Windows 10 setup using bootable USB or DVD.
2. If you get We couldn’t create a new partition error message close the setup and click the Repair button.
3. Choose Advanced tools and then select Command Prompt.
4. When Command Prompt opens, enter start diskpart.
5. Now enter list disk. You should see the list of all hard drives connected to your computer.
6. Find the number that represents your hard drive and enter select disk 0 (we used 0 as an example, so be sure to replace 0 with a number that matches your hard drive).
7. Enter the following lines and press Enterafter each line:
   • disk 0 clean
   • disk 0 create partition primary
   • disk 0 active
   • disk 0 format fs=ntfs quick
   • disk 0 assign
8. Enter exit in order to close Command Prompt.
9. Start the installation process again.

after that i realized that my D drive is also gone which was a great shock for me because there was very important data. after that i wanted to make partitions of the single drive into C and D drive but it was not working so i installed window in single partition
and after installation completed i shrinked volume C and created D drive using disk management option...that's all the head ache i am facing and i want to recover my important data after this all process which i applied.

please help me to get through this problem.

 

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Subject: Urgent Assistance Needed - Data Loss After DiskPart Commands

Hello Microsoft Community,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to seek urgent assistance regarding a data loss issue I encountered while performing DiskPart commands on my E: drive.

Description of the Issue:

Earlier today, I mistakenly executed the following commands in DiskPart:

1.diskpart

2.list disk select disk [Your disk]

3.clean

4.create partition primary

5.format fs=ntfs

6.exit

Unfortunately, I realize that these commands have resulted in the loss of data on my E: drive. The drive was cleaned, and I need assistance in recovering the lost files.

Steps Taken So Far: I have stopped using the E: drive to prevent further data overwriting. I attempted data recovery using Many Data Recovery Software, but the results were limited.

Request for Assistance:

I am seeking guidance and assistance from the Microsoft community on possible solutions to recover the lost data. If anyone has experience with similar situations or can recommend specific tools or methods for data recovery after DiskPart commands, your help would be greatly appreciated.

System Information:

Operating System: Windows 11 Pro

Disk Type: SSD

Thank you in advance for your time and assistance. I understand the importance of regular backups, and I am committed to learning from this experience to prevent similar issues in the future.

Best regards, Dharun