Re: Missing data partition after installation of partition magic

Hi there Im after a little help.
Yesterday I installed a program called partition magic. The install went without any errors or problems but then when I start the program for the 1st time I got a blue screen and my laptop shut down. I restarted the laptop and uninstalled partition magic but now I noticed that the data partition is missing. Ive tried doing a restore back to before I installed partition magic but that does not help.
Any help would be great. Thanks
Lee

Hi Lee,
May I ask you why you have installed partition magic? Installation of such programs is always a little bit risky and should only be done if you really want to change some partitions or something else.
Have you already checked disk management of Windows? Navigate to control panel > System and Security > Administrative Tools > Computer Management.
Can you see the second partition and is it maybe hidden or something else?

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Note 3: Press and hold "Option" after the screen turns black. Release Option key after you see the image as below:

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http://rpmfusion.org/Configuration
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Step 1: First determine the DATA partition number:
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Step 2: Determine the UUID of this partition number:
"sudo blkid /dev/sda8"
Reference 1: http://manpages.courier-mta.org/htmlman5/fstab.5.html
Reference 2: http://liquidat.wordpress.com/2007/10/15/short-tip-get-uuid-of-hard-disks/
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Install Gnome Package Updater for advanced updates to be install (Whereby Fedora's App Store alike might not show the relevant updates)
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As for what I have to go through to fix it: a 5GB download, during which I have to register my credit card to the Apple Store. "Pay first, get your free software next."
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3367074     7/22/2012 11:24:00 AM     polA     target1          Failed          1     Full     clone1
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3400908     7/27/2012 10:01:18 AM     polA     target1          Success          0     incr     clone1
3374713     7/23/2012 10:01:03 AM     polA     target1          Success          0     incr     clone1
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After wiping my computer via partitioning from a USB installer, and reinstalling from the USB, I noticed when I tried to boot that there is no recovery partition. Just OS X and Windows (bootcamp). Is there a proprietary built in Apple way to recreate the recovery partiton?

CCC Carbon Copy Cloner has a utility called "Disk Center" that is included with CCC that will create a Recovery Partition for you. I understand that CCC is not free, but it does have a free 30 day trial.
I did use the musings.silvertooth.us utility to create a missing recovery partition successfully, but found (1) it hard to find the right version on that site and (2) I was somewhat uncomfortable running a low-level AppleScript install program style utility built by an unknown source on the internet. Call my paranoid, but in the future I would prefer to either use CCC to avoid losing my recovery partition like I did with Super Duper (which I've loved for years until this missing recovery partition issue) or use CCC to create missing recovery partitions.
The "Disk Center" in CCC Carbon Copy Cloner is not obvious and easy to find... it's easy to not know it's there. But once you find it in the CCC menu system, it is seemingly obvious that it is a turnkey way to create a Recovery HD Partition.
I just thought I would share, since I burned several hours of pain-staking research and experimentation on this.

Missing Boot Partition

I am trying to install Solaris on a machine which already has Windows98.I want to make my machine dual boot.After the Solaris installation is completed and i try to boot the machine , i get the errror message " Missing Boot Partition".
Please help me to solve the problem.
Prashant

Hi Prashant
There are chances that if you are installing Solaris behind windows system,
then the boot sector might be overwritten.
Here are some steps you need to do when you are installing Solaris behind windows
1) Back up your Windows 98.
2) Create a primary partition for Solaris with DOS fdisk or Partition
Magic's fdisk utility.
3) Edit the partition table with a disk editor and give the Solaris
Partition the ID 82 (But be careful if you install Linux after. Linux
Swap partition has the same ID)
4) Save the Master Boot record in a file
5) Install Solaris 8 from the Software CD 1 (not the Install CD)
6) The Solaris partition will be recognized from the Setup. You don't
need 2 partitions, as if you would install from the installation CD
7) After Solaris installation is completed, boot DOS from a floppy and
rewrite your MBR.
-Manish

Help setting up bootcamp + mavericks + data partition

Hi there,
I am trying to install Windows 8.1 on my MBP using Bootcamp! I currently have one partition containing my OSX 10.9.3 installation. After using bootcamp to divide the partition into two, the installation procceeds as normal and is successful. However, once I rezise my OSX installation to make space for the extra data partition, windows will no longer boot (selecting Windows when I hold the option key upon startup would just lead to a black screen with a flashing white underline at the top left of the screen). Is there a way for me to successfully get this system to work?
Please help me!
Thanks.

Thanks for the prompt response.
I disagree that it's not going to work - I did it before but I can't remember how to.
I was using this 3 partition system ever since I was running lion. And everything was done using boot camp and disk utility. Only recently did I realize that I was running out of space for my windows partition and I decided to reinstall windows completely and re assign the partition sizes only to run into this problem. And based on what other posts there seems to be people who are able to do it as well but I just can't figure out how to.
Please continue to help me!!
Thanks!

Recovery disk Creator & data partition won't work - Satellite L300

My niece asked me to re-install her Toshiba Satellite L300 laptop, because the windows installation is rather buggy. She didn't have a recovery disk. Using Toshiba's Recovery Disk Creator I tried creating a recovery disk.
However, the program wouldn't start. Checking the directory of the program, it would seem that the program simply isn't there. Afterwards, I checked the data partition of the laptop.
There was a map with HDD recovery. However when using Windows' advanced boot (F8 before Windows startup) there was no choice of repairing the notebook. They only choices were the standard windows options (Save mode, normal start, etc.).
In short, it seems impossible to re-install the notebook with the current information at hand.
What would be the next course of action? Is it possible to order a recovery CD from Toshiba?
Another niece has the same notebook, would it be possible to use that notebook to create a recovery disk?
I'll appreciate and look forward to your reactions.

Hi
It looks like something has been changed on the HDD
However, fact is youve no Recovery disk and you cannot use HDD recovery option.
This means you need to order a new Recovery disk from Toshiba.
You can do this here:
https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx
PS: one tip if you would use a search option of this forum, you would find the right answer too ;)

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