Recovering lost partition from USB flash drive. Help.

So my flash drive got yanked from my comp without properly ejecting it.

Went to put it into comp (windows 10) and it reads that it is blank.

From the research I have done, it seems I have lost the partition and the data is RAW according to chkdsk diagnostics I have ran through command prompt.

Any of you tech savvy users here know how the heck I could recover this, if at all?

It's a shameful coincidence that just last night I was finishing the proofing on the final PSDs of 252 Wiz-War cards, and began uploading the first of the PNG print files to my Google drive (only got halfway uploaded) but didn't yet upload the PSD card templates because they were messy. *Sigh*
This is over a year of work and if I can't recover this, I have little to show for it and don't have the heart to start over to try again.

Colorcrayons wrote: So my flash drive got yanked from my comp without properly ejecting it.

Went to put it into comp (windows 10) and it reads that it is blank.

This is terrible. First, before doing anything else, get a block-level copy of that whole drive somewhere safe. I you have a write-protect lock on the drive, turn it on now.

On a Linux or Mac box I'd use dd for this, but I'm honestly not sure what your best similar option for Windows is. From a copy of that copy (not taking chances) you can try recreating the partition table. On a flash drive it's generally just going to be "one partition, as big as it can be". That may or may not work.

Get someone near you if possible, this is pretty hard to work through over the internet. But step one, write lock that thing if you can. Any writes poking at the original is likely to do more damage. Get a good copy, work from that.

Get www.ultimatebootcd.com , you can also create a stick with that. See if you can find your files with that.
Lots of options there, but do make that copy Not Sure mentioned. Best of luck!

Thanks for the tips guys. I am currently running Testdisk right now to see if that will help solve it.

I found a link I shared with Whosim a couple weeks ago. It's a nearly complete list of the cards. But sadly there has been a lot of considerable final proof tweaks made since then.

But in case this drive goes doesn't recover, then all isn't truly lost. I'm still not happy with it as you'll see if you peruse the PNG files, but they are at least acceptable.

For those interested:

drive.google.com/folderview?id=1c0OhJ3sb...UtgcioTGp2qqAtHOf8jk