@ridi like @mayer already stated in one of the comments, the best way to do this is by replacing the HDD controller board. There are numbers on that board that you can use to find a replacement. Post some images of your HDD and the controller board on it so we can see what you see and possibly help you further with that. No enclosure or change in OS is going to repair a ailed controller board. The more you mess with this drive the greater the chance of damaging it further.
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@ridi like @mayer already stated in one of the comments, the best way to do this is by replacing the HDD controller board. There are numbers on that board that you can use to find a replacement. Post some images of your HDD and the controller board on it so we can see what you see and possibly help you further with that. No enclosure or change in OS is going to repair a failed controller board. The more you mess with this drive the greater the chance of damaging it further.
@ridi like @mayer already stated in one of the comments, the best way to do this is by replacing the HDD controller board. There are numbers on that board that you can use to find a replacement. Post some images of your HDD and the controller board on it so we can see what you see and possibly help you further with that. No enclosure or change in OS is going to repair a ailed controller board. The more you mess with this drive the greater the chance of damaging it further.
Use this guide [guide|21499] to post your images.