My PC fell over onto its side the other day while I was downloading some stuff. Now Windows 7 doesn't load at all and trying to repair shows no OS anymore. When I slave the drive I can't see any partitions or data. But when I run "Recover My Files", It detects all my data with names intact. Is there some way to repair the partition or OS? Or is the hard drive actually damaged?

Need more advanced, data recovery like, diagnosis. Meaning, must test the read-write components to see if they do work as they should.
Have experience or any tools?

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Hard Disk Drive (HDD), Solid State Drive (SSD, SATA, NVMe, etc), USB Flash Drive and RAID Data Recovery Specialist in Massachusetts

The drive likely now has bad sectors and possibly failing heads. If your data is important to you, I suggest that you stop powering the drive on and have it assessed by a professional data recovery lab. Your drive may have limited life left and you don't want to lose your data while it is still recoverable.

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Luke
Recovery Force Data Recovery

In My Computer the drive letter is there but nothing else, and in Computer Management the drive is: RAW (file system), Healthy (Active, Primary Partition). That would suggest that only the bootable part of the hard drive is messed up.

I do have some experience with doomed hard drives. Which tools would you suggest?

Well, the drive officially died. Made some bad clunking sounds and one of the chips burned. I got all the data that I needed I think from my recovery program.

Thanks for the help though