Restoration of the raw file system
Restoring the RAW file system can be a difficult task, but there are several methods that you can try.
1. Use data recovery software: There are many specialized software tools, such as TestDisk or EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard, that help recover data from damaged file systems. Just be sure to back up all your valuable data on another device before using these tools.
2. Check the disk for errors: Perhaps your hard disk has a physical problem or a broken sector and causes the RAW file to appear. You can perform a disk check through the Windows command line (chkdsk) or using third-party software such as HDDScan.
3. Formatting the partition: If all other methods did not work and you have already saved your data from this partition/disk in advance, formatting is the last step in trying to correct the state of the RAW partition/disk.
Very often, after formatting, a new "filled" NTFS/FAT32/exFAT table appears with MFT/MFTMirr/$Bitmap/etc., which makes the data recovery process more difficult.
4. Turn to professionals: If all the above methods did not help, it may be reasonable to turn to a data recovery specialist or expert company for help.
They have experience and tools for working with damaged file systems and can offer more advanced solutions.
It is important to note that there is always a risk of data loss when working with the RAW partition. Therefore, before starting any actions, you should create a full backup copy of all valuable files to another device or drive.