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Actually I tried that yesterday after chkdsk said it cannot repair the table. But it was running whole night&day and nothing was moving or changing there. It looked like it got stuck. I've only selected 'analyse' and left it running.
I've googled somewhere someone recommending recuva. Have this as the last possibility, but I am not sure if I can save some data if the partition table is not correct :-/
Thank you all! Photorec did the work ... I've just finished reviewing all the data that were downloaded from the drive. I haven't found completely everything I would like to, however still much better then nothing.
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