How to deal with a disk failure apparently because of a bad sector?

My external hard disk (WD: 1T , 800 GB used , NTFS file system) before using GNU ddrescue had 52 Pending_Sector with 0 reallocated (remapped) sector. After several minutes, Pending_Sector increased to 58 still 0 zero sector reallocate.I used ddrescue to create an image of whole hard (/dev/sdd).

I ran ddrescue and after few minutes I stopped it due to several issues:

  • Hard drive making noise like “Vizzz” “Vizzzz” possibly buzzing sound.

  • The read speed was very low.

  • Complete recovery would take many days.

  • Several months ago when I connected to Windows , I was unable to access drives.

  • Now, I am mainly intrested in copying several GB (less than 50 GB) data (I believe I can’t access entire of drive directly)
    what solutions do I have?

  • Can I continue using ddrescue with this situation?

  • There are several software for disk repair like Victoria for Windows, HDAT, and Western Digital Data Lifeguard. Is it advisable to use one of them?

  • Is there a way to directly copy specific folders directly from faulty hard drive either in Linux or Windows to new hard drive?

Before using ddrescue:
Before using ddrescue

source-destination-read speed:
source-destination-read speed

some read error:
some read error

After few minutes running ddrescue: