Windows 10: I accidentally deleted my c: drive on diskpart, can the repair man do something about it?

I deleted my c: drive using cmd and clean the drive using diskpart. If I went to a repair shop, can they fix my laptop?

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I accidentally deleted my drive with DISKPART

I was trying to fix my broken USB flash drive with DISKPART but I accidentally deleted my D drive (fortunately this is not my system drive).

I have a complete command history of what I've done but I was following online tutorial and I don't really understand what I did. Could you please help me undo anything that I have just done?

Thanks.

Note: first list disk command is before plugging the USB drive in, the second command is after plugging it in.

 

repairing drive c

The part of process that you are in when updating Windows is the check disk (CHKDSK), the system is checking your drive for errors.

Are you still having the issue and stuck at Scanning and repairing drive process?

As a workaround, you can follow these steps to bypass the CHKDSK process:

• Hold down the power button for 4 seconds.
• The PC will reboot.
• You will get stuck again on the process, repeat step 1.
• You will get a message "press any key to bypass the chkdsk."
• Press any key and it will continue on the update process.

Let us know if you need further assistance.

 

Problem with DISKPART ?

Hi!

I was trying to repair through USB an SSD drive 2TB using DISKPART (HP laptop Windows 11).

Did not work initially, until I did not delete the partition and created it again .

After finishing, decided to check the drives again, when deselecting the drive (1) and running the LIST command, it appeared in the LIST as Drive 2 , with Drive letter D assigned... A new drive, Drive 1 with 0 bytes has appeared ... And the Drive 2 did not appear in the Windows File Explorer.

After repartitioning Drive 2 and explicitly assigning new Drive letter (E) the disk started working properly

For Disk 1 tried to delete, unmount, to delete volume partition – all possible, I hope combinations, but alas! Every time a message (”There is no disk. Select a disk with empty volume ....” appears.

I don’t want to wipe C: and reinstall Windows.