- Oct 6, 2015
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Hi
This is the screenshot i get from SMART Data & Self-tests in the Disk utility in Linux.
How bad is the value of the reallocated sector count showing the "Failing" assessment ?
Is there any option I could use to rescue my HDD rather than replacing it ?
i have no access to my partitions (Windows 7, Ubuntu and Kubuntu ) and i'm only using a Live USB
when i try to access the ubuntu partition the screen goes black with lines indicating a logical block in sda6 (where i have ubuntu installed)
the kubuntu access is also with no luck, the black screen shows something related to the kernel
for windows, from last time i performed a chkdsk command i can't access it too and now i can't even see it in the grub
i'm having a really bad situation here so PLEASE HELP !!!
This is the screenshot i get from SMART Data & Self-tests in the Disk utility in Linux.
How bad is the value of the reallocated sector count showing the "Failing" assessment ?
Is there any option I could use to rescue my HDD rather than replacing it ?
i have no access to my partitions (Windows 7, Ubuntu and Kubuntu ) and i'm only using a Live USB
when i try to access the ubuntu partition the screen goes black with lines indicating a logical block in sda6 (where i have ubuntu installed)
the kubuntu access is also with no luck, the black screen shows something related to the kernel
for windows, from last time i performed a chkdsk command i can't access it too and now i can't even see it in the grub
i'm having a really bad situation here so PLEASE HELP !!!
Hence, there's no way to fix this by yourself or recover your data. If you have anything important on the drive, I'd strongly recommend you to consider a professional data recovery company for assistance. Otherwise, the best thing you can do is buy a new hard drive or contact the HDD manufacturer's customer support and get a replacement product from them (in case the drive is still under warranty). 
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