Yes. To recover inaccessible volumes from a damaged MBR (Master Boot Record) disk, use any of the following methods:
Method 1: Create a USB recovery drive. Steps are as follows:
Run the data recovery software on another working PC.
Connect an empty USB flash drive.
Choose the “Create Recovery Drive” option from the bottom left corner or from the “More Tools” menu present on the top right corner.
Select the drive and let the software create a recovery drive.
Once the USB recovery drive is created, connect it to the affected PC and then power on the system. Use the data recovery software that runs from the recovery drive to scan and recover inaccessible volumes and its stored content.
Method 2: Disconnect the damaged hard disk from your PC (if possible) and attach it to another Windows PC that has this volume recovery software installed on it. Then, run the software and carry out the defined process to recover inaccessible volumes from your damaged disk that is now connected as an external drive to the PC.