MenuDrive→Partitions

Dialog box "Partitions"

Display partitions on the disk with MBR or GPT partition style. If another partition style is applyed (e.g. for Dynamic disks), partitions may be shown as found if are found with help of quick search. For FAT, NTFS volumes boot sectors (and their copies) information is shown.

"tables": show AMBR partitions tables.
"found": show found boot sectors and tables (quick search).
"detailed": display partition information in several lines:

"Scan FAT": scan for FAT volumes over the selected partition.
"Scan NTFS": scan for NTFS volumes over the selected partition.
"Open volume": open the selected volume.

"Current Partitioning"/"Saved Partitioning": show current/saved disk partitioning.

"Add"/"Remove": add/remove selected partition.

"Menu":
"Open saved disk partitioning...": open and view disk partitioning saved to file.
"Save current partitioning...": save to file current disk partitioning.
The only information from partitions tables are stored. This allows fast recovery partitions without formatting when partitions tables are damaged. It is recommended to save to another physical device. Check if the program understands partitions properly.
"Apply saved partitioning...": write saved partitions tables to the disk (command is available when view saved partitioning).

Attention!

Never modify partitioning on the bootable or system media. Use alternative bootable media or attach device to another computer. Save current partitioning to the device which will not be modified. Run program from the device which will not be modified. It is recommended to add/remove partitions or applying saved partitioning under specialist control.

Add partition

With this command you may restore removed partition or repair MBR.
You should add necessary partitions one by one according to the order in the partition list. You may add partitions which are displayed as "found". Before adding a partition you should test it (use "open volume" command and browse through folders and recover some test files). You may need before to remove some wrong partitions if they were allocated by mistake.