Unfortunately I knew where the original wallet.dat was, I first tried to move the entire folder to the other drive, and when the process started over again I accidentally erased the original wallet.dat file and the new data overwrote it. I tried using recuva to get those files back, but now they're in a different format that the app doesn't recognize, so it erases the files and rebuilds it from fresh.

It's a laptop SSD with very little space, which is why I had to restart the syncing process on my second drive. I  tried using recuva and I was able to restore some files from the old bitcoin folder, but now they're saved in a format that I guess the bitcoin knots app doesn't recognize, so it just attempts to rebuild rather than continue the syncing process with the incomplete data.

Yea I already checked to see if I could use system recovery, but I didn't have any states available to recover to. So I guess I'm screwed?

Hello, I'm new to the entire bitcoin scene. So yesterday I sent some funds to my receiving address listed in my bitcoin knots wallet while it was in the process of syncing. Unfortunately, I didn't have enough hard drive space and had to restart the syncing process on a separate drive. As a result, my wallet no longer had that receiving address when I rebooted the system. I was wondering if there is a way to recover my funds. I have the receiving address and the hash ID, i don't know if that helps me.