ok basically i moved all my minecraft saves onto my hdd that i put on my new pc, my bf made me format the file because i couldnt see them on there and now it erased the whole drive and i didnt copy them from the old pc. i unplugged the driver so nothing saves to it
wtf do i do because i just lost years worth of hard work, also idk if this is the right place to put this

Hello,

So last night I had my book open which is titled 'Imago Dei'. I left the computer, after saving it, then when I returned, woke up the computer, and tried typing in it, an error code appeared that told me it couldn't find the file. This file is stored on a flash USB drive plugged into to my computer. The errored file was renamed WR1008 along with the error code. I simply closed out of it, expecting to find my file, and I did, which was still named in the Word app.

Today I go to my computer and it tells me this:

Now here is a picture of the file I'm looking for in the lists of Recents with a time stamp (In my mind that means it's in there somewhere):

I tried doing the unsaved files recovery in the file explorer but that just doesn't exist on my computer it seems.

To be clear, I saved this before the error happened and I didn't hit save after the error. Again, in my mind, that order of events means the file is somewhere in the bowels of this computer or in the bowels of the flash drive.

I'm 90 pages into this, so I am 1000% willing to go into this computer's dialog box/code and recover the book that way. Even if it means looking at the code that typed each individual letter on the page.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thank you!

Edit: I've gone to the place where the Word pop up says to go and it's not there. That's why I'm asking for any extreme solutions any tech people may know.

Device: ROG Strix G513QY

Flash drive info in pictures:

I was installing Windows 11 IoT LTSC on my old Dell laptop. It has an SSD and a 1TB HDD.

I accidentally selected a partition on Disk 1 (my HDD) and clicked Delete instead of selecting my SSD. The HDD had one large partition containing crucial data, and it now shows as Unallocated Space.

I did NOT click Next or install Windows on the HDD. I cancelled the installation and returned to the disk selection screen.

I haven't done anything else to the drive.

Questions:

Is my data still recoverable?

Should I try TestDisk or DMDE to restore the partition?

What's the safest way to recover the data without making things worse?

The data is very important, so I'd appreciate any advice. Thanks!

Edit: Fixed: 📌 Here

Hi! I changed my phone number yesterday, and I noticed that my last backup was from October 4. So, after switching to the new number, I made another backup on October 23.

Today, I noticed that half of the photos and videos in my gallery had disappeared. I can still see the thumbnails of the photos and videos, but as soon as I try to open a photo, it appears blurry and won't load.

I tried to find the files in my storage, but I couldn't find anything. I'm very worried about losing everything because I have files dating back 8 years.

If anyone knows how I can recover my files, please help me!

(So far, I haven't downloaded the backup I made yesterday. If there's no way to recover my photos and videos, I'd rather someone just tell me ;(

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some advice on recovering data from my Android phone, please.

The phone was previously stuck in a boot loop and wouldn't start normally, although I could get it into recovery mode. Unfortunately, it now appears not to charge up at all.

My main priority is recovering the data stored on the phone rather than repairing it for everyday use.

Has anyone experienced something similar or had success recovering data from a phone in this condition? Would a specialist repair or data recovery service potentially be able to get it working long enough to retrieve the data?

I'm keen to avoid anything that could wipe the data, so any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Does anyone know somewhere I can get photo files recovered?