In some cases data recovery chances are higher when the file system is formatted with the same file system type: in case of NTFS overwritten with NTFS the possibility of successful data recovery is quite high, while FAT overwritten with FAT has worse data recovery chances.

The four types of data recovery are: 1) logical data recovery, which addresses issues like file corruption, formatting, and accidental deletion; 2) physical data recovery, which involves repairing hardware issues like damaged drives or broken components; 3) remote data recovery, which is the process of recovering data ...

Generally speaking, most data recovery can be finished within 2-5 days. However, it sometimes takes you more time (maybe 6-10 days) when there are special or serious failures on the hard drive. That's the rough hard drive data recovery time. The specific time needed for recovering the data depends on multiple factors.

If you have a physically damaged hard drive, do not despair. It is possible to recover data from most damaged drives, even if the drive is not under warranty. Simply take the drive to a professional data recovery service as soon as possible to avoid further damage and maximize your chances of successful recovery.