Windows 10: HDD file recovery from RAW

hello, I am trying to find a way of retrieving files from a laptop HDD that appears to have changed to RAW? it doesn't show up on computer management on a working pc using an adapter. I have attached a picture in command prompt in the hope that someone can let me know what this means and if it's even possible to retrieve any data. Btw, this all happened because the laptop was stuck in a repair loop! thank you in anticipation

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Options to fix RAW recovery partitions

P and Q were assigned to run chkdsk /b /v.
This failed.

Then diskparinfo script was then ran displaying the new drive letters.
Images of disk management and PW were then posted.

Please list the steps.

 

Slow HDD with many bad sectors; Data recovery

Hi everyone,
I tried to copy files using Linux as described by Paul Black. I am not used to Linux so I simply tried to copy the files on the new HDD. Some files where smoothely copied while others resulted in an error (Error splicing file: Input/output error). However, while at first I could mount the HDD this stopped now and I am not able to access the HDD via Linux anymore (it is listed but I am unable to mount it). In Windows I have limited access. After several minutes sometimes the drive can be opened but eventually freezes leading to a black screen and an unresponsive computer.
Is there any other tool that I can use or can I assume all data are irretrievable lost?
Best

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Sorry, @jumanji I did not see your posting. Here are the required screenshots.



Here is a translation of the report:
Failure possible - Attribute 1 raw read error rate. During reading of the raw data errors were detected. This suggests problems with the surface or the ´read-and-write heads of the drive.
There are 577 bad sectors on the surface. These can be remapped during later use.
Link
HDD needs to replaced immediately.
It is recommended to backup data to prevent data loss.

 

External HDD is FAT32 but recognized as RAW?

Hi dalchina, thanks for the response!
I tried Active@ Partition Recovery but got this:





"MBR needs to be fixed", what does that mean?

The "SuperScan" tool did nothing...

And I have already tried some of the suggestions from post #9 that you provided, to no avail *Sad