Windows XP Sp3 cannot mount some logical disks.

[lello.siddi]

In my computer (windows xp sp3) there are 4 partitions: three primaries and the last "Extended".
The "Extended Partition" contains four logical disks.
Yesterday evening I thought I didn't need any more one of these logical disks; therofore, just to experiment, I went to "My Computer", "Manage", "Storage", "Disk Management".

I could see then my fourth extended partition with the 4 logical disks into it.

Well... I clicked on the logical disk i wanted to delete with the right button and then, in the pop-up window, I clicked delete.
And the damage was done; all the extended partition disappeared.
I know... I didn't behave in the proper way.

By using "Paragon Partition Manager 11 Personal Special Edition" I was able in restoring two of the NTFS logical disks I needed (2 out of four, as I previously said; I don't need the other two logical disks). Even if I can see now the Extended Partition in Paragon (and also in the windows utility I used to do the damage at the beginning), when windows xp boots, it does not mount the two ntfs logical disks I've recovered.

I guess there is something else I need to do in order to fully recover the use of the Extended Partition.
And, of course, I am not so good in that! [ Actually, I'm giving you the proof in how much I am bad in dealing with computers... ]

I am asking help to you, forum users.
Thank you in advance.
Cheers!

PS: The "problem" is that I have plenty of time in this period, therefore I am trying to experiment with my computers....

---------- Post added at 10:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:16 PM ----------

... and so nobody here can suggest me something?
Well... I have so far two ideas. I can type fixmbr in the recovery console of windows xp; or I can click "Rebuild MBR" in Easeus Partition Master.
But I am a litthe scared, so I would prefer to wait some other hours and see if some of you has better ideas.
I have also used "diskpart"; the logical disk into the extended partition can be seen also from that environment. If I type "list volume" I can see the two NTFS logical disks in object. The only missed parameter is the unity letter. I really don't know what to do... but I am sure it is not so difficult.
And - by googling - I couldn't find so much. There is nothing to just see the partition table that is mounted when Windows is booting. Or maybe I'm bad in looking for. I hope in some help. In the meantime, I will keep looking for some partition editor in the web.
Cheers!

---------- Post added 09-23-2011 at 12:01 AM ---------- Previous post was 09-22-2011 at 10:26 PM ----------

Problem solved. Logical disks had labels... but the letters were missing. Once added the letters everything was correctly mounted. Good night...

[Bearcat]

Glad to hear you got the problem sorted out.

[NoOB-|]

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