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Hye you will need your motherboard sata driver! Just download it from the motherboard manufacturer's website!
Hye you can also use a recovery software to access the hard drive without formatting.. Just choose one of these:
http://www.runtime.org/data-recovery-software.htm
http://www.runtime.org/data-recovery-software.htm
Probably the partition table (inside the master boot record i.e. the first 512 bytes of the disk) is damaged somehow.
Try to find a Linux Life-CD (Knoppix, Suse, whatever) and fix the problem with fdisk. fdisk is a command line utility in Linux. Run "man fdisk" from the command line first. Then decide, if You want to use the tool.
If the partition just lost its type, it is easy to assign the proper type with fdisk and rewrite the partition table.
If the whole partition table is lost, you might try to create your old partition from scratch. If the whole disk was formatted as one single partition this might work - but this is quite a bit risky.
There might be native Windows-Tools around that do the job.
Try to find a Linux Life-CD (Knoppix, Suse, whatever) and fix the problem with fdisk. fdisk is a command line utility in Linux. Run "man fdisk" from the command line first. Then decide, if You want to use the tool.
If the partition just lost its type, it is easy to assign the proper type with fdisk and rewrite the partition table.
If the whole partition table is lost, you might try to create your old partition from scratch. If the whole disk was formatted as one single partition this might work - but this is quite a bit risky.
There might be native Windows-Tools around that do the job.
