The last two months or so I have been troubled with the fact that my D: drive was gone :O
I was stupid enouh not to google my harddisk, Fujitsu MHZ2320BH G2, 320 GB. For one and a half year, I thought it was two harddrives, but its just one partitioned :S
Now, when I look at the partitioner from the Linux Mint Live CD, there is 219 GB of free space or so :S
To get back my (D:) Drive, what do I do? (to be able to access it from My Computer)
create a partition that takes all the space?
should I do it with the live cd?
Will my stuff still be there, or will it be gone? (i believe I deleted the partition, so its kind or a rethorical question -___-)
Note: Im using Windows.
Wiesbock:
I dont think that would be possible, as Im a CCleaner guy, and wiped my free space plenty of times 
What im really wondering about, is if I should use partition magic or the linux live cd or something else?
And to what type I should set the partition to? ext something, something else?
I Believe that you already format or deleted the old partition where your files are placed right?
if so, and your a bit eager to get your files you can still salvage your files
install your hard disk ” the files needed to be recovered ” to a windows pc then install EASEUS Data Recovery Wizard Pro v4.3.6 run a full scan from your hard drive.. you should see all the files whether its been deleted,formatted and deleted its partition..
hope this helps! goodluck!
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