Windows 10: Storgage Spaces deleted after 1 damaged disc drive . how to recover data on other drive of...

yesterday 1 drive of my mirror Group in Storage Spaces in windows 10 was damaged. So I disconnected both drives , the damaged one and the good one. After that I deleted the group in the Storage Spaces. But now when I connect again the good working drive , it mentions in disc management 'non allocated space'. The RAID 1 mirror in Storage Spaces has the ReFS filesystem. What can I do to see back the data on the good working drive ? So I want to have the good working drive again normally. So to resume : - yesterday I disconnected both drives of a mirror in Storage Spaces in Windows 10, because of

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Recover files from Flash drive

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recover deleted data in Drive C

If you accidentally deleted your .ost data file while resetting Outlook and forgot to back it up, there are a few things you can try to recover it:

Check ‘Deleted Items’ Folder

When you mistakenly delete any of your Outlook emails, they reach the ‘Deleted Items’ or ‘Junk Email’ folder.

If you can’t find the emails in Deleted Items folder, look for them in the Recoverable Items folder. It is a hidden folder. Emails are stored in this folder when,

• Emails are removed from Deleted Items folder.
  
• The Deleted Items folder is already empty.
  
• Emails are deleted permanently from Inbox or another folder using the Shift + Del keys.
  

To recover emails from the Recoverable Items folder, follow the given steps:

• First, ensure that you’re connected to the mail server.
  
• Next, go to Deleted Items folder.
  
• Now, click ‘Recover Deleted Items from Server’, given on the left top corner adjacent to the New Items option.
  
• A window will pop up on the screen showing deleted emails with the date and time.
  
• Choose Restore Selected Items and then click OK to proceed.
  

If you delete the offline Outlook Data File located at drive: C \Users\user\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook, don’t worry! Most data remains on the server and gets synced automatically when you get online. Furthermore, if you’re using an Outlook account with Exchange Server in Cached Exchange Mode, you can try the following steps for recovery:

• Open Outlook account and navigate to Send/Receive.
  
• Now, click Update Folder.
  

Lastly you can try Professional data recovery software to recover your deleted emails . There are various data recovery software available online that you can try .

 

recovering data possible dead hard drive

Hello, @victorm294!

Well, I'm really sorry to hear about your accident with the WD HDD.
I'd still advise to try that WD drive on another PC just in case, and see if it will get detected there, or if it even spins up. You also mentioned you checked all connections, but did you try connecting the WD drive with a different SATA cable?

If none of these worked, then recovering your data might be a lot more difficult. *Frown
I'd suggest to turn to a professional data recovery, it also won't hurt to try what @RCoon suggested. However I'm not sure it's going to work, if the drive doesn't even spin up.
Data recovery companies are costly indeed, but if your files are that important, I'm not sure you have any other choice.
If the drive doesn't even spin up, we are most probably facing a physical damage from the power surge. This means you won't be able to fix it yourself. HDD physical repairs require a clean environment and technical knowledge of the HDD's structure and components.

My suggestion would be to get in touch with such a company and explain your situation, hopefully the repair will be affordable. Here's a list of all our data recovery partners worldwide: http://goo.gl/kkn4Vs

Just a tip: This is exactly why we recommend keeping backups offsite as well, power surges/system failures can result in such unpleasant situations. :/

I hope this helps you!
And if you need further assistance or more information,
I'd suggest to contact our tech support:
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Good luck, @victorm294!

P.S. Thank you for notifying me, @RCoon! *Smile