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Originally Posted by hometeam
if its raw you need to recover the data, sticking it in another PC wont work as it will be raw there as well. It may just boot files damaged, but its really easier if you just go ahead and get the data off before you start writing files to it.
Try Recuva out, its made by the same people who do CCleaner.
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Not necessarily true. Not saying it's the case here, but I had a problem with the Win10 anniversary update seeing my external drives as RAW. I ended up having to manually hold-off updates for a few months until they fixed it.
But Win10 prior to Anniversary Update, as well as previous versions of Windows would still see those drives properly, so long as you DIDN'T attempt recovery or otherwise muck around with it in an OS environment that didn't recognize it.