Need to access backed up data from angel recovery

Typically pc angel is software that is use by the manufacture to protect the recovery partition. So I would not recommend breaking into that partition of your hard drive. Beside since you were able to run a search and able to get results those pictures should not be in the D drive. PC angel should not allow you to access that drive anyways just to do a simple search.

If you wish to continue to access your D drive then follow the link below.
NOTE: This may damage your recovery drive and may not be able to use the system recovery at a later date. DO AT YOUR OWN RISK.
-Suggest to make recovery disk if you have not done so already.

http://www.howtogeek.com/forum/topic/how-to-get-rid-of-pc-angel

try other usb port, or other computer and see whether the hdd is detected. If still not, try to go to device manager ( http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000833.htm ), and then assign a drive letter to the hdd. After that, try to access it from Computer, if not able to access it, format it (use quick format) and then use this data recovery program to recover your files.
http://www.asoftech.com/adr/

try other usb port, or other computer and see whether the hdd is detected. If still not, try to go to device manager ( http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000833.htm ), and then assign a drive letter to the hdd. After that, try to access it from Computer, if not able to access it, format it (use quick format) and then use this file recovery software called asoftech data recovery to recover your files.
http://www.asoftech.com/adr/

sometimes your need to clean those small connector copper of the sd card.to clean this use a pencil eraser to clean thin copper film.then try it again.if nothing happens need to buy a new sd card.

There's no way to easily unlock the drive. If you want to keep your data you'll need to contact Seagate or a local data recovery company. It shouldnt cost more than 200. I usually charge 100 to unlock them but I'm in Los Angeles.

If the data isn't worth that much to you then I would suggest installing a new drive. ($50).

If you did a system recovery, it may have told you that it would save your data, but it wouldn't be in the recovery partition. That partition is meant for system files only and it isn't too large.
It could also have told you that your hard drive would be reformatted and the system returned to it's new condition. This means all data was wiped from the hard drive.

So--the answer is: It depends on what you agreed to when you did the system recovery.

can u please describe the issue more

DVD is better and as i know you will need 3 DVDs.