Windows 10: Windows suddenly Shutdown when chkdsk reach stage 4 at 100%

So I ran chkdsk /f /r on my 1TB HDD drive, and I ran it on restart. I've been waiting for hours for it to finish, and was at stage 4. But when it reaches 100%, my laptop suddenly shutdown for no reason. The battery and power still intact, and it's also not restarting the led is blinking, happens when it

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Chkdsk is stucked at stage 4

I started a chkdsk check for my external hard drive by /f /r /x..

Now at stage 4 its stucked.for 3 hours at the same point..what should i do? Should i remove the media? And if i remove the media,wl it have a bad effect on the media n data..my external hard disk was not read by the system all the time n it was taking very
long to open files,and windows suggested a scan n fix..so i did a chkdsk..

Its showing cluster check 28 of 31416.and is stucked.pls reply,what shud i do?

 

Chkdsk is working but stuck at stage 4

Hey,

I'm running a chkdsk /f /r /x for my 1tb external HDD. It does need some repair since it suddenly slowed down one day without any prompting (I suspect it was because it got ejected unsafely). The HDD contains a lot of data and folder and
I haven't been able to backup the data since it won't cooperate with me and kept being not responding, so I decided to run comprehensive chkdsk from admin-cmd.

I'm aware it takes a long time to repair and I've been waiting patiently. For stage two 'examining file name linkage', it took a whole day >24hours to be done and continue to the next stage. The stage 3 has been completed nicely, but now it's
stuck at stage 4 'looking for bad clusters in user file data' with the
progress showing= 27 of 325360 done; stage: 0%, total: 0%, ETA: 999:00:00.
I also understand that the ETA isn't reliable because stage two had shown the same ETA but it changed overtime. The problem now is that the
chkdsk has been running stage 4 for 5 days without interference at all and the progress hadn't changed; still 27 of 325360.

The light in my external HDD is still blinking away and the chkdsk is clickable (both of them
working properly and not 'not responding' or 'hanging') but nothing had changed for 5 days and counting and I'm quite concerned. Should I let it be, but for how long? or should I disconnect it, but will it affect my data? I'm at a loss, really,
because it's working normally but it's been days and I might be running out of patience.

Help me please, is there anything else I can do or is my options are between waiting it out and forcefully ejecting it? What should I do??

Thank you in advance for any reply.

 

chkdsk /f /r E: freezes at stage

of chkdsk said I had errors on my external hard drive and shoul run disc repair.

from command prompt i ran chkdsk /f /r E: as suggested

but now the process stalls at stage 4: looking for bad clusters in user file data ... Progress: 19 of 114672 done; stage: 0%; Total: 0% ETA:30:05:46 ...

what do I do now?