Windows 10: Everything is ok but windows 10 says "the disk structure is corrupte

Hey


I have a 3TB WD External Hard drive and worked perfectly till one time windows said there is a problem with this drive and fix it with windows options. I tried and after that my entire partition is inaccessible.
I read some of topics in this forum and used testdisk software to check my situations. My list of files if showing normally in that application and my MFT is matched correctly with mirror. This software says everything is ok. CrystalDiskInfo says disk is GOOD. I wrote the Quick scan result of testdisk to drive. Nothing changed. Damned windows 10 still just tell me: "the disk structure is corrupted and unreadable"


As I can navigate my every single files in testdisk, I think its not good to recover my existing files with something like GetDataBack.


So please lead me to some way I can solve this silly windows problem.


Thanks a lot

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Windows 10 - The disk structure is corrupted and unreadable

Hi again dalchina! Here's the result as you requested:
- Overview




- Temperature




Is there any information that you can enlighten me from that result?
And for your another suggestions I will reply it later, because I'm still in my workdays. Thank you!

 

Windows 10 - The disk structure is corrupted and unreadable


Hi, last night my internal hard drive is working fine but today when I want to access my hard drive windows said:




then I tried to chkdsk the hard drive, but aborted:




when I open the hard drive properties, the result is blank:




then I tried to error checking, windows said:




here is the status in disk management:




Anyway, my hard drive is WD Green 1.5TB, about 8 years old. Please help me to find a solution to fix this issue, thank you!

 

Windows 10 - The disk structure is corrupted and unreadable


Hi guys, I just finished clone the bad drive into the new one. The result is exactly same with the bad one, I can't access the drive. What should I do next to fix the recovered bad disk (red mark) in the new disk or recover the data?




Anyway, here's the result from ddrescue:




And here's the log:




Many thanks!