Windows 10: The disk structure is corrupted and unreadable. - Error

Windows Version: Windows 10, Dev (OS Build 21390.1010) On another computer - Windows Version: Windows 7, 6.1 (Compilation 7601: Service Pack 1) Hi guys! I've got a big problem with my school/private drive. Today morning I've tried to connect my drive to my laptop, and there was an error (The parameter isn't proper) or something like that. Now, when I connect my drive, it displays (The disk structure is corrupted and unreadable.) and I can't access files on it. In Disk Management, they say that Disk 1 partitions are RAW instead od NTFS (I have got 2 partitions - D:/ and G:/). I tried uninstalling driver, and reinstalling it - nothing. When I run chkdsk D: /f or chkdsk G: /f it says: The type of the file system is NTFS. Unable to determine volume version and state. CHKDSK aborted. But I still can't access it. Can someone please help? Thanks!

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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 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 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!