This is also the only option when you found deleted partition using QuickScan or SuperScan, and you know for sure that it is valid, but you are unable to recover it in place due to overlapping with others existing partitions. If you know for sure that partition on the disk is NOT valid (damaged, or created by mistake instead of deleted one, or recovered not properly) you can delete the existing partition first and then try to search and recover other partitions. Click Yes to confirm the command and wait while list of disks is being refreshed.In confirmation dialog make sure that a proper partitioning style will be applied.In the main window, from the Partition menu, choose Convert Partition Style.Select the physical disk which partitioning style will be converted (place cursor on it).
USE DISK GENIUS TO REPAIR DAMAGED PARTITIONS WINDOWS
The same applied if you want to return from a "modern" GPT to "obsolete" MBR (but most compatible), for example, to work with disk under Windows 95/98/ME environments. If you want to change "old" MBR style to a "new" one (GPT) to be able having more than four primary partitions or for some other reasons, you can easily do it with UNERASER. Click either MBR or GPT (depending on a partitioning style you like) to confirm the command and wait while list of disks is being refreshed:.In confirmation dialog make sure that a proper disk is selected for MBR fixing.In the main window, from the Partition menu, choose Create/Fix Partitioning.Select the disk in you want to fix MBR/GPT for (place cursor on it).To fix damaged Master Boot Record (MBR)/GUID Partition Table (GPT): You can try to use Fix Partitioning command to replace existing MBR with the one from the set of templates (the typical one). If partition table looks OK for the disk you are recovering physically (you see all volumes in the Explorer Tree), but your computer still does not boot from this disk, it is possible that Master Boot Record (MBR) is damaged by virus or overwritten. Fix damaged MBR/GPT and Use Partitioning Tools Fixing MBR/GPT
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