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no you cannot retrive it

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May be it can be recoverd you should give it a try.

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try salvagedata

yes if it is readable

No

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Sem qualquer chance de recuperação.

No this is not perfect amd trusted

Sinces you took it by yourself to a company that is for data recovery and they said that by their opinion it is unrecoverable. Then you can try another company near u, if it's thesame opinion, then it unrecoverable.

The picture isn't entirely clear, but from the look of it, it looks like they are saying its unrecoverable due to gouging out of the platter. That doesn't mean that it's entirely unrecoverable, but it does make it a lot more complicated.
First off, if its gouging, it means that the heads are contacting the platter. Basically they will make physical contact with the platter instead of hovering slightly above it. That means that in most circumstances they cant read from it, and that it will physically damage the platter, which is not at all good.
Alternatively, it may just be overuse of that portion of the disk. Even if they are not contacting, continually writing and re-writing to the same sector of the disk can eventually wear it away if the disk is an older one.
Regardless, what's probably happening (again, cant be sure due to picture quality) is that the heads are getting to that portion and getting stuck and unable to move on to other data. Usually when this happens you should hear a rhythmic clicking as the drive tries to read, meaning that it is getting stuck and returning to home, then trying again.

You have a few suggestions of companies that can give a second opinion, so I wont touch on that. Instead there options you can attempt at home.

Recuva is a data recovery program that you can use from home that can usually recover data off of a disk. Often it will be able to get the heads to move past gouges or worn out sectors (unless the head is still contacting the platter) and recover data from other sectors of the disk. EaseUS is another software that works well. I have used both personally and recovered data from drives that were on the edge of complete failure, even damaged drives. They are both free, but they take a long time to run. So the only thing that you would waste by trying is time.

Another option (one that I would not recommend for people without experience or for data that you cannot afford to lose) is to transplant the platters to an identical harddrive enclosure. Find an identical drive, get some drive head combs, transplant the platters into the new enclosure and make sure the heads do not touch the platters.
If you decide to go that route, I would HIGHLY suggest looking up videos. I would also reiterate that you should not do that with a drive with sensitive data you cannot afford to lose. Its really easy to brick the drive.

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Yes, once it's burnt, it's gone. Boom boom

unfortunatly it is impossible to recor data, i had the same isuue and tryed different companies :(

Yes

I´m not 100% sure, but it looks like it´s not retrieveable

The picture isn't entirely clear, but from the look of it, it looks like they are saying its unrecoverable due to gouging out of the platter. That doesn't mean that it's entirely unrecoverable, but it does make it a lot more complicated. First off, if its gouging, it means that the heads are contacting the platter. Basically they will make physical contact with the platter instead of hovering slightly above it. That means that in most circumstances they cant read from it, and that it will physically damage the platter, which is not at all good. Alternatively, it may just be overuse of that portion of the disk. Even if they are not contacting, continually writing and re-writing to the same sector of the disk can eventually wear it away if the disk is an older one. Regardless, what's probably happening (again, cant be sure due to picture quality) is that the heads are getting to that portion and getting stuck and unable to move on to other data. Usually when this happens you should hear a rhythmic clicking as the drive tries to read, meaning that it is getting stuck and returning to home, then trying again. You have a few suggestions of companies that can give a second opinion, so I wont touch on that. Instead there options you can attempt at home. Recuva is a data recovery program that you can use from home that can usually recover data off of a disk. Often it will be able to get the heads to move past gouges or worn out sectors (unless the head is still contacting the platter) and recover data from other sectors of the disk. EaseUS is another software that works well. I have used both personally and recovered data from drives that were on the edge of complete failure, even damaged drives. They are both free, but they take a long time to run. So the only thing that you would waste by trying is time. Another option (one that I would not recommend for people without experience or for data that you cannot afford to lose) is to transplant the platters to an identical harddrive enclosure. Find an identical drive, get some drive head combs, transplant the platters into the new enclosure and make sure the heads do not touch the platters. If you decide to go that route, I would HIGHLY suggest looking up videos. I would also reiterate that you should not do that with a drive with sensitive data you cannot afford to lose. Its really easy to brick the drive.

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It could be possible. I am not totally sure, but if you bring it to someone who can actually take a look at it in person, I believe they could give you an honest answer!

yes if it is readable

Try to alternative company.

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This can be recovered here in Nigeria. i know of a very tight Guy who was trained by MI6 in but her is based here in Nigeria.

everything is recoverable in the right hands as the saying goes. you just have to look for a professional.
try this company https://www.ontrack.com/en-us