Is this disk your OS disk. If not, disconnect it and your windows should boot properly.
To recover your data from this disk, try disabling the SMART in your bios. This will allow your disk to boot up, if it is not too badly damaged. You can then they to recover your most important first. File by file.
If possible, boot at SAFE mode for this recovery.
Don't bother to image as your disk would already have lots of bad sectors that SMART has marked as BAD. You'll never be able to complete imaging, but will cause more damage to the platters or the heads.
Unfortunately, it is my OS disk so I have to use other means to retrieve.
