Windows 10: NTFS Win10 booting SSD became RAW after crash

I was switching tabs on Firefox when everything froze. I got the BSoD and it restarted. BIOS popped up asking if I what settings to use enter setup or use previous. After use previous didn't work, I went into Bios and set to the correct settings. But when it would boot, the screen just was going black. After some testing with another computer, I popped in a rescue disk USB. The startup repair didn't work, so I went into the CMD. I ran diskpart and saw that the 3 volumes/partitions on the SSD were now raw. I connected the SSD to a working computer so I could use EASEUS disk recovery, to try a

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How to convert RAW partition to NTFS partition.

Thanks for your reply. Apparently the convert drive to NTFS doesn't work when the drive is RAW. After following your instructions in step 2 I get message "convert is not available for RAW drives.

Any suggestions?

 

windows 10 "the first ntfs boot sector is unreadable or corrupt raw"

Hi,

Corrupted boot system files is one of the possible reasons why you are having an error message, the first NTFS boot sector is unreadable or corrupt, when you run the Check disk (Chkdsk) tool. Since you already tried using DiskPart and it shows that the partition
is RAW, we suggest that you perform a clean install of Windows 10. You can follow the steps in this

Forum Article that was provided by Andre Da Costa to perform a clean install or reinstall of Windows 10.

Should you need further assistance, don't hesitate to get back to us.

 

How to convert RAW partition to NTFS partition.

Original title:

Problem: Upgraded to win10 from win7 64bit. I have 2 hdd's "C" os and recovery 1TB and "G" pictures videos data etc. 3TB. Both hdd's had NTFS file system. After upgrade "G" drive was partitioned and indicates RAW. "C" drive appears okay. Is there any way
to recover the data and change the RAW to NTFS without formatting. Why would win10 change the status of the "G" drive? I do have a backup of both drives but hesitate to use it until I understand why the problem occurred.