Hard drive died. What to do?

Question

Hard disks

Hello. The problem is this - the computer turned off during the update. After further loading, I received an error 0xc000000f (or something like that). Further, I decided to reinstall Windows, Windows, in turn, was not installed, 40 minutes showed 0% preparation for installation (official bootloader). The lights went out again.
Now, when I installed Windows on another hard drive, I decided to connect this one in order to format it with Windows in NTFS, but with no results. Neither the BIOS nor Windows "handle" it. Actually, the question itself is - is it possible to somehow restore the hard drive? A 1 TB disk, I don't really want to throw it in the trash...
I would be very grateful for your help.
PS When I format a disk through Windows, formatting can take an hour, three, ten, but nothing will happen.
PSS BIOS determines its name, it is in BOOT Manager, Windows also sees it.

Answer 1

Windows sees it too

If the disk is visible in Windows, do diagnostics in R.tester , see what he says, this will at least add information for thought.
If you need data from a disk, then it is better not to torment it with any programs and contact a professional data recovery company.

Answer 2

Most likely the controller has failed. The way out is to replace the controller from the donor. The data should be fine if there were no other factors.

Answer 3

Take it to the service, but resuscitation services are almost always more expensive than a new disk, if there is a guarantee, change it

Answer 4

Check on another computer.
I had such garbage because of a banal cable.