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USB Keyboard (some/most linux distros won't recognise the keyboard on this laptop)Ĭhoose a linux dirsto that you want to use to recover the data. USB hub because you will probably need more that 1 usb port (preferably USB 3.0, otherwise this is going to take a long time for you)Įxternal HDD/SSD (500GB or bigger recomended so you can create image and then copy files from the image onto the same drive.) This is what worked for recovering data from a Microsoft Surface Laptop Gen 1 Model 1769
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I assume Smith0's process was nearly identical, but I had to do a lot of googling on how to do some specific things, and hopefully this post will save someone else in my situation some time. I thought it might be helpful if I made a step by step of how I recovered data from this device. I am not an everyday linux user, and was unfamilliar with some of the things mentioned above in this post.
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PS: I am working full time so please don't feel neglected if I am not able to answer within 24hoursįirst of all, I just want to say than you very much for Smith0! Without this post, I would not have figured out how to recover data from this laptop. Thank you very much in advance and best regards You are my last hope to save all my uni files and I promise, if I'll get them back I'll start doing 2 backups of everything. Which - to me - seems like the most likely partitiong of the drive. My last hope was to go the advanced option and there I was able to see this: I hit enter and the result of the deep search at the end is: I can't see any of my data with "p" so I continue with a deep search.ĭuring the search the first error pops up: I tried to mount the img with an offset of 796672*512 but it said it "unknown filesystem bitlocker" - although I can't remember ever activating it or something like that In the next run I tried EFI and right after I click analyse I can see all those partitions: It ended up only showing 2 partitions with a huge gap in the middle. I started with a run on the Intel partition althought it showed me EFI as I was following a video tutorial. So what I did next was downloading testdisk to see what I can find. However, as you can see: parted had a problem with an "unrecognized disk label" I used ddrescue to create an image of the whole drive to an external ssd with enough space (>300gb free) which seemed to work perfectly with just a teeny tiny bit of data lost - what I thought would be the reason why it can't boot: I tried to check for the partitions - again, no luck I created a bootable Linux stick and tried to access the data from there - no luck
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I created a bootable windows stick and tried to access the ssd from there - no luck
So what I did thus far to try to recover them: So far I've tried the recommendations by Microsoft up until the point where they tell you to use the rescue drive as this would delete my precious files. Users of Partition Find and Mount gave it a rating of 4 out of 5 stars.I've been reading in your forum since last thursday, when my Surface Laptop (1st Gen) crashed and then showed "Couldn't find a bootable operating system". Partition Find and Mount runs on the following operating systems: Windows. The most prevalent version is 2.32, which is used by 100 % of all installations. It was initially added to our database on.
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Partition Find and Mount is a Freeware software in the category System Utilities developed by Atola Technology. There is no possible way you could get things worse. You do not need special knowledge to use the software. Partition Find & Mount will work in case Master Boot Record is missing, damaged or overwritten. It works in the most convenient way possible - by locating and mounting partitions into the system, thus making those lost partitions available to you like any generic disk volume. Partition Find & Mount implements a new concept of deleted or lost partition recovery.
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