Fix for CRC Error
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I have an SSD with a CRC Error. When I connect the drive to the PC, it does not appear as a drive (with associated drive letter) so I cannot run CHKDSK against it but it does appear in Disk Management. When I open Disk Management, I get the Initialise Disk window appear asking if I want to select GPT or MBR for the drive. Whichever I select fails and the drive is unuseable.
It's selectable in DISKPART and I can run the clean command against it but I cannot format it or create a partition.
Is there any way I can recover this drive please?
ssd crc recovery
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I have an SSD with a CRC Error. When I connect the drive to the PC, it does not appear as a drive (with associated drive letter) so I cannot run CHKDSK against it but it does appear in Disk Management. When I open Disk Management, I get the Initialise Disk window appear asking if I want to select GPT or MBR for the drive. Whichever I select fails and the drive is unuseable.
It's selectable in DISKPART and I can run the clean command against it but I cannot format it or create a partition.
Is there any way I can recover this drive please?
ssd crc recovery
asked Nov 22 at 16:24
Rich M
1531112
You have done everything possible. The disk seems to be dead.
– harrymc
Nov 22 at 16:46
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I have an SSD with a CRC Error. When I connect the drive to the PC, it does not appear as a drive (with associated drive letter) so I cannot run CHKDSK against it but it does appear in Disk Management. When I open Disk Management, I get the Initialise Disk window appear asking if I want to select GPT or MBR for the drive. Whichever I select fails and the drive is unuseable.
It's selectable in DISKPART and I can run the clean command against it but I cannot format it or create a partition.
Is there any way I can recover this drive please?
ssd crc recovery
asked Nov 22 at 16:24
Rich M
1531112
I have an SSD with a CRC Error. When I connect the drive to the PC, it does not appear as a drive (with associated drive letter) so I cannot run CHKDSK against it but it does appear in Disk Management. When I open Disk Management, I get the Initialise Disk window appear asking if I want to select GPT or MBR for the drive. Whichever I select fails and the drive is unuseable.
It's selectable in DISKPART and I can run the clean command against it but I cannot format it or create a partition.
Is there any way I can recover this drive please?
ssd crc recovery
ssd crc recovery
asked Nov 22 at 16:24
Rich M
1531112
asked Nov 22 at 16:24
Rich M
1531112
asked Nov 22 at 16:24
Rich M
1531112
asked Nov 22 at 16:24
Rich M
1531112
asked Nov 22 at 16:24
Rich M
1531112
1531112
You have done everything possible. The disk seems to be dead.
– harrymc
Nov 22 at 16:46
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You have done everything possible. The disk seems to be dead.
– harrymc
Nov 22 at 16:46
You have done everything possible. The disk seems to be dead.
– harrymc
Nov 22 at 16:46
You have done everything possible. The disk seems to be dead.
– harrymc
Nov 22 at 16:46
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You've done everything possible to get the drive working in Windows. The fact your efforts have been unsuccessful confirm the drive has failed. Even if it spontaneously started working at some point, you couldn't trust the drive with any data.
Your disk has failed and it needs to be replaced.
answered Nov 23 at 12:14
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You've done everything possible to get the drive working in Windows. The fact your efforts have been unsuccessful confirm the drive has failed. Even if it spontaneously started working at some point, you couldn't trust the drive with any data.
Your disk has failed and it needs to be replaced.
answered Nov 23 at 12:14
Twisty Impersonator
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You've done everything possible to get the drive working in Windows. The fact your efforts have been unsuccessful confirm the drive has failed. Even if it spontaneously started working at some point, you couldn't trust the drive with any data.
Your disk has failed and it needs to be replaced.
answered Nov 23 at 12:14
Twisty Impersonator
17.3k126293
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You've done everything possible to get the drive working in Windows. The fact your efforts have been unsuccessful confirm the drive has failed. Even if it spontaneously started working at some point, you couldn't trust the drive with any data.
Your disk has failed and it needs to be replaced.
answered Nov 23 at 12:14
Twisty Impersonator
17.3k126293
You've done everything possible to get the drive working in Windows. The fact your efforts have been unsuccessful confirm the drive has failed. Even if it spontaneously started working at some point, you couldn't trust the drive with any data.
Your disk has failed and it needs to be replaced.
answered Nov 23 at 12:14
Twisty Impersonator
17.3k126293
answered Nov 23 at 12:14
Twisty Impersonator
17.3k126293
answered Nov 23 at 12:14
Twisty Impersonator
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answered Nov 23 at 12:14
Twisty Impersonator
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17.3k126293
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You have done everything possible. The disk seems to be dead.
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