Below are the step wise events that occurred to me:
My Questions:
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A) I connected my HDD to different system using USB to SATA cable
Its not making any tik tik sound which it makes in case of damage.
Its not able to detect HDD even though i can sense HDD it rotating when i touch it
B) I finally decided to format it & reinstall OS
I tried install ubuntu but it didn't succeed for 1 hour
so i decided to install windows, but windows was not able to neither format it not install windows
Windows could not format a partition on disk 0. Error code: 0x80070057
so i used following steps to format it
diskpart
list disk
select disk 0
clean
format
but it couldn't execute format
Do you have system backup in Acronis True Image or smth?
Otherwise
You may recover HDD through some paid third party tools like Recuva in General
There might be a chance to recover your data. It depends on the reason the problem occurred in the first place.
First and most important thing when you lose data – do not write anything on this drive. If this is your OS drive, then you shouldn't boot of it. Don't try to reinstall OS. You need to remove the drive and connect it to a different machine so you can explore the current state of things, before taking action. Running multiple data recovery software may sometimes worsen the situation.
If there is physical damage on the HDD chances are you won't be able to retrieve any data yourself. If that is the case you should contact a data recovery company. Usually it easy to tell when there is physical failure as the drive will start making unusual noises.
If something went wrong with the partition table you might be able to restore data using partition recovery software. There is also a variety of data recovery applications, but that would be the last thing to try. Provide as much information as possible about the issue. Did you make any changes to your system before it failed? Have you by any chance converted your disc from basic to dynamic? When tried reinstalling did you format the drive? DIY recovering data is not an easy task and not as successful as we would like to think. If you have important data the safest way to get it back should be by contacting a data recovery company/specialist.
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