You recovered file names and fragments. NOT all the actual "files".
If the standard consumer grade tools 'recovered' something, but the OS and applications show them as corrupted....this is what
proactive backups are for.
The formatting and installation of Win 10 actually overwrote a lot of the existing data. Deleting those partitions simply let the OS install use whatever space it wanted.
Once the bit is actually overwritten, it is gone gone gone.
You recovered file names and fragments. NOT all the actual "files".
If the standard consumer grade tools 'recovered' something, but the OS and applications show them as corrupted....this is what
proactive backups are for.
The formatting and installation of Win 10 actually overwrote a lot of the existing data. Deleting those partitions simply let the OS install use whatever space it wanted.
Once the bit is actually overwritten, it is gone gone gone.
Oh no..😖.. So sad.
And Thanks for the help. Im searching google for three days about this. Now i get the answer with reason from you. Thank you so much.