I mean they might be deleted by either Refus or Windows Media Creation tool, for I didn't aware that until Windows installation completed. It was a 3TB disk and partitioned into 3 volumes: an ext4 partition, a NTFS partition and an exFAT drive. Whatever the reason, you will get unallocated disk space and lose everything in the partition.Įxample: Last night, I was trying to reinstall Windows 10 on a new SSD but end up with accidentally deleting all partitions from my external hard drive. Besides, a partition can also be deleted accidentally without your knowledge or deleted by virus. You can intentionally delete a partition in Disk Management or using a third-party partition manager when reinstalling OS or you just want to re-arrange disk space.
Just like any other type of file, partitions can get lost due a variety of reasons and partition deletion occurs frequently. However, sometimes a partition may disappear, leaving unallocated disk space. Partitions can be created during Windows installation or by disk management and third-party partition manager software. Once a system crash occurs, your data won't get affected. Windows treats each partition as an independent drive, so you can separate OS and personal data on different partitions, for example, you can create two or more partitions on hard drive, one for Windows and the others for photos, videos, or documents.
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