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What is the original Partition Table of Pipo X7?

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    What is the original Partition Table of Pipo X7?

    I'm trying to "repair" my Pipo using a booteable Ubuntu and Testdisk and thanks to other people, but I need to know the original Partition table of the Pipo before creating a new one.

    We don't know if it uses 3 or 4.....

    1- EFI partition, 100 MB more or less (FAT 32)
    2- Windows partition, 25 Gb more or less (NTFS)
    3- Recovery partition, 5 Gb more or less (NTFS)



    and... 4- Hidden MSR partition???? (Microsoft Reserved Partition) ??? or this partition was created by me while I was trying to repair it?


    thanks

    #2
    could anyone post here a snap with the result of these comands please???

    diskpart
    select disk 0
    list partition


    EDITED:

    I have it now, just in case someone else could need it:

    Last edited by albmart; 03-11-2015, 09:15.

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      #3
      I was about to post it, but came back too late

      In case you want it in english :
      Code:
      DISKPART> list disk
      
      
        Disk ###  Status         Size     Free     Dyn  Gpt
        --------  -------------  -------  -------  ---  ---
        Disk 0    Online           29 GB      0 B        *
      
      
      DISKPART> select disk 0
      
      
      Disk 0 is now the selected disk.
      
      
      DISKPART> list partition
      
      
        Partition ###  Type              Size     Offset
        -------------  ----------------  -------  -------
        Partition 1    System             100 MB  1024 KB
        Partition 2    Reserved           128 MB   101 MB
        Partition 3    Primary             23 GB   229 MB
        Partition 4    Recovery          5500 MB    23 GB
      Originally posted by albmart View Post
      could anyone post here a snap with the result of these comands please???

      diskpart
      select disk 0
      list partition


      EDITED:

      I have it now, just in case someone else could need it:

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        #4
        thanks!

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