Mounting Windows NTFS Problem

*I guess this is a continuation of my "Emergency" thread*. My friend is actually still redoing it still, but it would be amazing if we managed to get his term paper from his harddrive.

His Windows XP died (comes up with a DriveLock HDD Password, in which it just set itself up as we don't have it), but I wanted to try and recover his essay from it so I downloaded Ubuntu LIVE. I go into the console and followed some guides like this one Guide
In which I try to create a directory and mount the windows partitions. However whenever I try to do it, I get this error that says "wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda" Any suggestions? Or is my HDD just !@#%ed ?

EDIT:
Using dmesg | tail it gives me the following

 

Maybe the HD is f*cked up, but let's first hope that it isn't. Here's what you can do - get a utility called NTFSDOS and use a Windows 98 startup disk. Then use NTFSDOS and it should detect and mount all NTFS volumes. See if it works.

 

The harddrive itself has a password on it, not to be discouraging, but you're not going to get around that. No OS/LiveCD will be able to simply bypass that. You're better off looking for some sort of tool/workaround for the password itself.