so I have a Portable Hard Drive, (WD My Passport Ultra), and while i was using media creation tool I accidently used this hard drive as the location to put windows 10 on. I realized too late and saw that all my stuff had been deleted and replaced with the media creation tool files, I panicked and just deleted these files and removed the hard drive. Now my hard drive is not only empty but it says its only 35 gb. I want to know if there is anything I can do to recover any files from the hard drive. Is it possible the files are in the computer the hard drive was plugged into ? Please help me out.
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