Recovers data from a faulty hard drive
Restoring data from a faulty hard drive can be a difficult task, but in some cases it is possible to return part or all of the lost files. Here are some steps you can try:
1. Connect the hard drive to a second computer: If your current computer does not see this hard drive, then connecting it to another operating system can help determine the cause and see the available data.
2. Use data recovery software: There are many specialized software tools (such as TestDisk, Recuva, or EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard) that offer functions for scanning a damaged disk and extracting intact files.
3. Seek professional help: If you were unable to perform a successful data recovery operation on your own, or if the information on this hard drive is of particular importance to you (business documents, photos, etc.), it is recommended to contact professional recovery services data
4. Be prepared for temporary failures: Restoring data from a damaged hard drive can be a difficult and unpredictable task. It is not always possible to restore all files, and sometimes the data may be completely inaccessible.
It is important to remember that steps taken to restore data should be performed only after careful study of the equipment manufacturer's recommendations or consultation with specialists to minimize the possible consequences of information integrity violations.