Restore Partition Table

To restore the partition table and boot sector of partition from a backup file, press F2 key or select Restore Partition Table from Operations menu, and then enter the file name for restoring to the Harddisk. If you have not created backup file of partition table and boot sector of partition, you can use Rebuild Partition Table to recover partitions automatically.
There are two choices:
Disk: restore file directly to Harddisk.

Warning: This operation could not be recovered under DOS.
If you are not sure about your backup file, we recommend you select the Virtual Disk. You are able to confirm that the partition table is just what you want by the graphic mode displayed on the dialogue box of partitions information. Pressing the Ctrl+S key or selecting Save from the General menu to apply it. If you choose Virtual Disk, boot sector of each partition will not be restored!
On Windows, Partition Table Doctor gives you the option of Undo Changes. In the unlikely event you need to reverse the changes made by Partition Table Doctor, you can use the undo file to return your disk to the state it was in prior to the repairs. By default, Partition Table Doctor creates an undo file automatically when you have make changes. More information sees Undo Changes.