Hi there !!!
The drive most likely have bad sectors as you have value for pending sector count.
If this data is important you should consider the use of a professional data recovery firm as at this stage the recovery might not be that expensive.
There are chances that a head is gone or you have severe platter damage as well but on most cases it will be just a patch of bad sectors that can be "solved" by applying a firmware patch and imaging the drive to extract the data.
This should be a Sadle G6 drive.
If you remove the drive from the enclosure and if you plug the drive directly to your system motherboard by SATA can you scan the drive with MHDD/Victoria ? Can you access to any LBA ? If so a do-it-yourself aproach would require for you to apply the slow issue fix -
http://www.hddoracle.com/viewtopic.php? ... t=60#p9874 and then clone the drive to a known working one using for example hddsuperclone. Then you would place the new drive on the old enclosure to take care of possible encryption and you should be good to go (to get the data back).
Also you might be "lucky" and you might be able to access the data on the drive using Linux after applying the mentioned patch.
As alternative if you don't want to use a full professional reputable firm you can use this service to patch your firmware and check your drive assuming there is no damage heads -
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Western-Digita ... 2919788728Best regards and good luck.
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