Data recovery from a damaged disk
Restoring data from a damaged disk can be a difficult task, but in most cases it is possible to return part or all of the lost files. Here are some steps you can take to request data recovery:
1. Check the physical condition of the disk: If your hard disk has visible damage (scratches, cracks, etc.), it is better to contact a computer repair professional.
2. Use data recovery software: There are many specialized software tools for recovering deleted or damaged files on a hard drive. Some of the most popular such programs are TestDisk, Recuva and EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard.
3. Create an exact clone of the damaged disk: Often, when working with a damaged storage device, it is necessary to create a complete copy of it on another reliable drive before starting any experiments with the system file structure or read/write problems
4. Seek help from professional services: If your data is critical or you cannot solve the problem yourself, seek help from data recovery professionals. They have specialized equipment and experience for working with damaged discs.
In any case, when working with a damaged disk, you should always be careful and do everything possible to minimize data loss. I also recommend regularly creating backup copies of your files on separate drives or using online data storage services to prevent information loss due to physical damage to the hard drive