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I assume you have not used a HDD with NO sensitive data (or empty) on it. Mistake #1.

For the future: always assume that the device will be formatted and all data will be lost if you connect a storage to a new device. Always backup your data before this step.

 

In your case, try to recover your data using one or all of the following tools (all windows):

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Good luck!

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