TOSHIBA StorE Basics 750Go - Partition problems

Hello

I hope you can help me or point me in the right direction.

I bought this Toshiba StorE Basics 750Go v63700-b part number: hdtb107ek3aa a few days ago.
When I plugged into my USB port it came right after Windows & installed the necessary drivers.
I copied then over 200 GB of information.
Everything worked very well.

My daughter was so taken and plugged into his iMac and she said Yes when Timje machine was asked if it was ok to initialize the disk. Well, she realized her mistake about 10 sec in the process.

So here's the question. Time machine wrote a new partition table on the disk, ergo not more fat or grease backup.

I'm trying to find out what was the preinstalled configuration partition of the drive when it is plugged. That way I can at least fix the partition table entries, type, size and so on. This will allow me to then use the recovery software to get the files.

I hope you know where I can find this information.

Kind regards

Momentum

You talk about this HARD drive externally. Right?
http://www.Toshiba.EU/discontinued-products/hdtb107ek3aa/

Hmm, I guess it could be the NTFS file format.

But I m not very well if you'll be able to save the data after the file format changes.

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