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Can you show us the contents of sector 0? That's where the partition table lives.
You can use a freeware disc editor such as DMDE: http://dmde.com/
Can you show us DMDE's partitions window? If all that you have done is to "initialise" the drive, then the fix should involve only a few clicks in DMDE. I can help you with this if need be.
IMHO I would not start by throwing all kinds of data recovery software at the problem. Instead I would patiently examine the damage with a disc editor (in read-only mode) before deciding on a course of action. IME in the storage forums, users often accept Disk Managent's offer to initialise a drive, not realising that this procedure is data destructive. The solution in such cases is to rewrite the partition table with a partition recovery tool. DMDE can do this in a couple of mouse-clicks.
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