Partition read error often indicate some problems with bad sectors.
Can you check your disk using CrystalDiskInfo?
http://crystalmark.info/download/index-e.html
Please use the portable version without ads.
Your current partition structure (partition table) displayed a read error.
Current partition structure:
Partition Start End Size in sectors
Partition: Read error
If you have no partition in your partition table, I wonder how TestDisk lists one under Advanced?
Watch here:
1 * HPFS - NTFS 0 32 33 60797 59 62 976705536
Looks like that's only an unformatted partition?
A partition only has no filesystem nor boot sector.
Only formatting creates a boot sector and file system , on NTFS would be a MFT.
That's why a message appears like:
Boot sector
ntfs_boot_sector: Can't read boot sector.
Status: Bad
Backup boot sector
ntfs_boot_sector: Can't read backup boot sector.
Status: Bad
Sectors are identical.
This message means, that your boot sector is bad (not valid) or you have no boot sector.
Also, "can't read boot sector" can make aware of a bad sector?
Until yet, formatting should be avoided, because it'll override your lost file system.
Datarecovery software would be an idea.
PhotoRec could help.
Info will follow.
But bad sectors can cause that datarecovery software will hang, reading bad sectors.
If you have not as many bad sectors, cloning might help?
First of all, crystaldiskinfo would be important.
Don't remove your disk out of its enclosure.
Fiona