if the drive is not recognized then no software would help. usually it is firmware or something mechanical (heads/motor). Powering up the drive can cause further damage, and lead to permanent data loss on the drive. if your data is important dont wait for the miracle to come, drives dont fix themselves. Send it to a recovery lab, or find someone who specializes in it locally. It may sound harsh, but it is your fault for keeping your valued data on one hard drive.
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