I connected its USB to my laptop directly. Windows Explorer was able to display the drive (F: in my case here) but complained of the drive "File or directory is corrupted or unreadable". My heart sank. Until I found this lifesaver. Most of the suggestions linked to shady blogs which I felt reluctant to try. Until I scrolled down to the solution suggested by kwagalamoshe.
Hello,
Try this 1
Click on Start --> Run --> Type cmd and press Enter.
"Command Prompt" will be opened.
Since you are having problem with G & H drivers, enter the below command
chkdsk /f g: --> Press Enter.
chkdsk /f h: --> Press Enter.
Good Luck
It seemed straightforward enough, and it was utilising a system tool. No harm trying, so I decided to give it a shot. And it totally worked! CHKDSK was able to recover the filesystem with a couple of fixes to repair whatever was damaged.
I'm glad I found this solution but was surprised at the lack of information anywhere else. If you ever encounter anything similar, give CHKDSK a shot first (assuming you can still see the drive in Windows Explorer, hopefully). Good luck!
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