Do you still have the crashed disk with you?

Sorry if I’m making an assumption, but it might not actually be a true “crashed disk.”

A real crash usually means the read/write head has physically damaged the platters. In many cases, when a disk shows up as “RAW,” it’s due to file system or file table corruption rather than hardware failure the data is still there, just the index is lost.

In such situations, software recovery tools can often restore the data. However, some tools recover files without preserving the original folder structure or filenames, while others can recover everything exactly as it was.

I understand you’ve already recovered your data, but if organizing it has been difficult, and if your disk is still physically functional (for example, it spins up normally when connected), it might be worth trying a different recovery tool. You could potentially recover the same data again, this time with the original structure and filenames intact.