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"How to recover entire partition or data from accidentally initialized WD MyBook Essential 2TB External USB Hard Drive", I have a Western Digital MyBook Essential 2TB external USB drive. It was working perfectly for more than 3 years. One day out of the blue when I connected it to my laptop the drive turned on as usual (LED turned on and disk started spinning) but it didn't show up in windows explorer (the drive had a single partition using the whole space, unfortunately I don't remember if it was FAT32 or NTFS). I am using Windows 7 Ultimate x64 as OS in my laptop. 2. The hardware did show up in Device Manager and when I went to Disk Management it showed the full 2TB disk as "unallocated space" and a window prompted me to "initialize" the disk as either MBR or GPT. I did not initialize the disk at that point. 3. Not knowing about the WD external HDD hardware encryption feature, I just opened the disk enclosure, taken out the hard drive and connected it directly to a desktop PC running Windows 7 Ultimate x86 with SATA cable. I thought this way I could either fix the issue or get the partition/data back through a recovery software. 4. After I connected it to the desktop machine I saw the same thing (it didn't show up in explorer and in Disk management it asked me to initialize it). Not knowing better I initialized it in MBR. But it still stayed unallocated. 5. After this I did not create a new partition or format the drive. I have been trying to do recovery using most of the popular recovery tools available (both in regular and deep scan), but nothing has worked!
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