Restoration of the hdd file system
Restoration of the file system on the hard disk (HDD) may be necessary if it has been damaged or lost. Here are some steps you can take to request a recovery:
1. Check the physical condition of the HDD: Make sure that the cables are connected correctly and there are no visible damages on the disk itself.
2. Use an error checking tool: Windows has a chkdsk (Check Disk) utility, and Linux has a fsck (File System Consistency Check) utility. Run the appropriate command with the /f or /r options to fix the detected problems.
3. Third-party software: There are many software solutions from third-party developers specialized in working with HDD file systems, such as TestDisk and EaseUS Partition Master Free Edition.
4. Backup data: If you made regular backup copies of your HDD before the problem with the file system occurred, then the best way to restore data is to use the latest working version from your backup system.
5. Seek help from professionals: If all the above methods did not help restore the file system, it is better to seek help from data recovery specialists. They have experience and tools for working with damaged HDDs.
It is important to note that there is always a risk of permanent data loss when attempting to restore the file system independently. Therefore, before starting any actions, it is recommended to create a complete backup copy of all valuable data on another device or drive.