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Hello. Anyone know of any data recovery software that is completely free to use and has no limitations?

I have a RAW disk that I would like to get some data out of but a 2GB export won't be enough.

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Try recuva, or testdisk if a partition was just deleted.

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6 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

Try recuva, or testdisk if a partition was just deleted.

Thank you. Will try these.

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Bumping this thread. I tried Recuva and testdisk but they did not find any partitions after scanning the whole shabang.

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You never even said what the drive came from and what filesystem it's supposed to use, so hard to make any recommendations.

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5 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

You never even said what the drive came from and what filesystem it's supposed to use, so hard to make any recommendations.

Came from a portable HDD. Listed in device manager as a Seagate BUP Slim BK SCSI Disk Device. Should be NTFS.

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OK then it's likely encrypted, i.e. you need the usb-SATA interface that was in the portable HDD to get anything out of it. 

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