I have done this several times since then and it can worked. However, I came across it will only work with a short period of time. Frequently, you will have a period of approximately 1-5 to 20 minutes so you need to copy as fast as possible to your computer once the hard disk drive is working.
Somehow cooling the temperature of the hard-disk helps a great deal. Heres yet another suggestion that I found. In case people hate to get more about continue reading, there are heaps of online resources you might pursue. You can try tilting the hard-disk sideways o-r at an about 60 degrees downwards. I found that by doing this, I can extend the period by another 10 minutes or so.
But I like to caution you that just try this method when all the methods of recovering the data fails. There is an opportunity if it's in-the freezer for a long time the hard-disk is permanently damaged.
Also, this technique will only work if your hard disk continues to be spinning when run up. If your hard disk does not spin and is useless in the water, then this method will not work. I found out about The new Mac Air:Some of the top features of the thinnest however
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