Windows 10: ChkDsk damaged file system external Intenso3T HD, now found.00

Discus and support ChkDsk damaged file system external Intenso3T HD, now found.00 in Windows 10 Support to solve the problem; On March 14 my Fujitsu W380, running on Windows 10, had boot problems. At first it stayed in Fujitsu bootscreen, at restart It stopped at status 90... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Support' started by havando, May 20, 2021.

  1. HAVANDO
    havando Win User

    ChkDsk damaged file system external Intenso3T HD, now found.00


    On March 14 my Fujitsu W380, running on Windows 10, had boot problems. At first it stayed in Fujitsu bootscreen, at restart It stopped at status 90 (init harddiskcontroller) for hours. After powerdown and restart it took a while, possibly with Intenso3t connected for some time. When i reinserted the Intenso later problems were detected see attchement. I am trying to learn something, here my recovery effort: -read documentation: Intenso had FAT32 sectorsize 4096 -Commercial EaseUS recovery showed the lost directory( I hate to pay for being not smart enough) -Installed FTK and I have made a dd image at first in segments 001, 002 ....,1908 -Installed testdisk-7.2-WIP.win64 I did not succeed rebuilding boot sector, rootdirectory. -exported from FTK the segemented raw image into a single image This has been completed this morning and gave the present directory after the failed chkdsk action. see attachement .csv would not upload so a knipsel.jpg Is the a way to recover without paying EaseUs Is there some blame on Microsoft? I have read: Chkdsk kan bestandssysteem ssd op Windows 10 20H2 beschadigen - update - Computer - Nieuws - Tweakers Any tips will be welcomed greetings, Hans

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    havando, May 20, 2021
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  2. TRY3
    Try3 Win User

    ChkDsk damages file system on SSDs

    In part of that BornCity blog,
    somebody had reported that the fault only happened on computers with m.2 disks not other SSDs.

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    What is your type?

    Denis
     
    Try3, May 20, 2021
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  3. BREE
    Bree Win User
    ChkDsk damages file system on SSDs

    The machine I tested it on (and found no issues) is UEFI/GPT. Specs are listed on WindowsQ as my 'System Two'.


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    Bree, May 20, 2021
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  4. HOMER712
    Homer712 Win User

    ChkDsk damaged file system external Intenso3T HD, now found.00

    Homer712, May 20, 2021
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