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    How to recover lost partition on GPT drive?

    Maybe I should say the GPT implementation of Windows Server is to blame. But I'm not so much into that specs that I could tell you. But I would never use this combination again.
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    How to recover lost partition on GPT drive?

    Why not blame GPT? I just can't accept to buy a product that holds all the company data and due to some little fault in software the data is gone. Maybe others don't mind?! A server product must protect my data from getting lost - the windows server failed to do so.
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    How to recover lost partition on GPT drive?

    A good backup saved my life. Afterwards I kicked out the windows server and dramatically reduced the time I spent on server management. My data was not recoverable. I tried serveral tools and spent a lot of time. What I learned is that a daily backup is not enough unless loosing the work of one...
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    How to recover lost partition on GPT drive?

    I just experienced a disk loss, like you did. I'm running the server with Win 2011 essentials. 4x 2TB SATA disks as Raid 10 array connected to the onboard ROMB system (Raid on Motherboard). So to the O/S it looked like on 4TB disk. I used GPT because it is said to be capable of handling big...
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