Low-level hdd data recovery
Recovering data from a hard disk drive (HDD) can be a difficult task, especially if low-level recovery is required. A low-level procedure is usually performed at the hardware level and provides access to data that may be damaged or deleted.
One of the most common causes of data loss is physical damage to the HDD. This can be caused by a disk drop, electrical overload, or other accidents. In such cases, the following steps are recommended:
1. Turn off the computer: If you notice signs of physical damage to the HDD (strange sound report, clicking), it is best to immediately turn off the computer and not use it until the data is completely restored.
2. Contact data recovery specialists: In order to carry out low-level correction work/the possibility of reading information from the heads, you need to have a certain tool park to carry out this operation
3. Use specialized software: Some companies offer data recovery programs that can help recover deleted or damaged files. They work at the hardware level and allow you to scan the disk for lost data.
4. Try freezing the hard disk (experimental method): In some cases, you can use the experimental method - freezing the HDD. This may temporarily fix the problem with the read/write heads and allow the data to be accessed at least once.
However, it should be noted that the process of low-level data recovery is complex and requires certain technical training. If you do not have enough experience or tools to perform these steps yourself, it is recommended to ask for help from Prof