Windows 10 Media Creation Tool Format Lost All Data On Partitioned Hard Drive

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"Windows 10 Media Creation Tool Format Lost All Data On Partitioned Hard Drive", I have a 1tb external hard drive with a single partition. The larger side of the partition is where I keep a lot of different stuff, including almost all the photos I've taken over the last five years. Anyway, I recently built a new rig, and I needed a large enough USB device to use Windows 10 Media Creation Tool. Like an idiot, I for some reason thought that when it needed to format the drive, it would only format the smaller half of the partition (about 32gb) and use that as the new boot drive while keeping the data on my other partition intact. I was wrong, and now Disk Manager shows the larger (more important) partition as an unallocated empty drive. Is there any hope of recovering that data or is it doomed?

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