[Solved] RAW Partition Repair: Data Copy Issue, Read-Only Disk, Windows 8.1 Check Disk, TestDisk, NTFS, DMDE

While copying data from the disk in an external pocket, there was a problem and the partition from which the data was copied changed the format to RAW (enclosed smart - as you can see the disk fell). Not once did I deal with something like that without a problem, but this time I have a few problems:

- the disk after transfer to a desktop computer was scanned with check disks under windows 8.1: / (I did not watch the computer at restart and did it automatically), I do not know if this something did not mix up

- windows mounts the drive as "read-only" (visible on the attached screenshot)

- I usually repaired such problems through TestDisk, partition scanning, after finding suspicion of file list, whether it's ok and repairing. Unfortunately, this time, if the partitions are found correctly, TestDisk displays information about the damaged file system when it tries to view the list of files on the partition and shows nothing

The partition was in NTFS, I made a copy of DMDE (free version) and there immediately after opening the copy in the "root" directory you can see the files that interest me. I used the option "Reconstruct the file system" which resulted in the appearance in the main directory of a dozen completely uninteresting to me starting with $ F15 ...

I am interested in recovering data visible in the $ Root directory - and here is the question, how to mount this disk or copies on the system in order to be able to access partitions normally?
I would normally restore RAW partitions to NTFS and try to recover files - but the disk is read-only and I can not change anything here and the image made by DMDE I do not know how to mount on the system as a drive? As far as it is possible

Never perform operations on a damaged disk!
Make a post-sectoral copy first and then we will think. Paste the window with partition selection in DMDE.

You can try to mount the image with this program on the system:
https://www.osforensics.com/tools/mount-disk-images.html

sylweksylwina wrote:

Never perform operations on a damaged disk!
Make a post-sectoral copy first and then we will think. Paste the window with partition selection in DMDE.

sdrv wrote:

I made a copy DMDE (free version) and instantly after opening the copy

k45i89o98j66 - thanks for the link, I'll try

sdrv wrote:

has been scanned with check disks under windows 8.1: / (I did not watch the computer at restart and did it automatically), I do not know if this something did not mix up

Such a procedure makes it very difficult to recover data on damaged HDD.
What does the partition window in DMDE look like now?

I mounted the partition with the above linked program, repaired the partition and it looks like I was able to recover everything I wanted, thank you for your help.

Now there is still a disk complaint - he was only 10 months old, he did not fall down and nothing else was wrong with him, so I hope they recognize.