Windows 10: Recover Data After Ubuntu Use

Hello guys, its all abou my server PC,
i have total 2HDD, and they were used on Ubuntu Server,
i have switched to windows, i want my data back, what to do ?

sorry for my Bad English *Sad *Huh

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Windows 10 upgrade from Windows 7 dual boot with Ubuntu gone wrong

Hi,

I was able to recover all the data on my windows partition by booting into Ubuntu live and found all data on windows.old folder. The Ubuntu was on an extended partition but currently it says it is unallocated. If I install a fresh copy of Windows I will
lose all the data on Ubuntu. I think I will have to live with that unless I can recover Ubuntu data somehow. Thanks for your replies.

 

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I recommend you remove the drive, install a it in an external hard disk enclosure, connect it to a working computer then try recovering your files.

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Or, try making a bootable of Ubuntu on a working computer, then try booting from it to see if it recognizes the drives.

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When you switched to Windows, did you back up your files first? How did you Switch? Tell us exactly which HDD had Ubuntu on it and exactly how you went about installing Windows?
Since Linux and Windows have totally different file system, you would have had to format the OS drive to install Windows. Meaning you will have lost all data.
Have you tried booting to an Ubuntu Live CD to see if you can view your files? If not you can use the free TestDisk program, I have had the best luck with GetDataBack. You will need another drive of the same size or larger to restore your files to.

 

have total 3hdd, and i have installed Ubuntu on HDD1, but i didnt do anything with other 2 drive, they are still untouched , i think i have ask like that "can i chage partition type without data loss "

 

What file format is the HDD1? Is it ext2, 3 or 4? Did you already switch to Windows on that drive? (ie) formatted the drive NTFS? What file format are the other two HDD's? if the other two HDD's are NTFS, FAT32 or exFAT you should still be able to view and edit the files.
The only way to convert ext2 etc file system to NTFS is to copy the data from the drives to another drive and delete the ext partitions, create new partitions and Format them NTFS

 

If all else fails, boot from the Ubuntu disk as a "Live" operating system. Then you should be able to copy your files from the Linux partitions to an external drive.

 

Thank you all guys *Smile i will copy all data With Ubuntu Live / / /