Recover Windows Partition after Getting �Operating system not found� error


If you are going to partition in a computer means you are making logical space in a hard drive. After partition of the hard drive your system files and data files separated from each other. It ensures that there is sufficient space for virtual memory paging and swapping. When the non-system drives gets corrupted then there is no chance for the corruption of the other partitions.




As like others the partitions are also prone to corruption. There may be various reasons of the corruption such as damaged system files, virus infection, accidental shut down, power outages etc. After such accident you will found �Operating system not found� error, �Missing operating system� error or system not found boot up. This data crisis can also happen with Windows vista and vista users can encounter �operating system not found vista� error. In such a case you should require a third Windows data recovery software to recover Windows partition.


These may be different causes of this error such as �The hard disk is corrupted�, �The BIOS settings are configured in a way that the BIOS is unable to detect the hard disk�, �An incompatible partition is marked as Active� etc. You can manually resolve these error messages after following some methods like check the BIOS settings, when you go to check BIOS setting then ensure that the BIOS enlists and recognizes the hard disk. And use recovery console after using fixmbr command in the recovery console which works to repair the MBR of the system drive.



However if you still are not able to resolve the issue then you should use any third party Windows data recovery software to recover the partition data. Stellar Phoenix Windows data Recovery Software enables you to recover your lost deleted or formatted data from both FAT and NTFS file system. This recovery system can recover data of different file types from the different storage devices like hard disks, pen drives, iPods, etc. It is compatible with Windows 7, Vista, Server 2003, XP, and Server 2000.