No access to 2nd partition after hibernation: column filesystem: RAW

Thank you very much, jumanji,

Very happy about your help.

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CHKDSK I: /f /v /r /x Press enter. Note: Replace I: with the actual drive letter of the RAW volume. Also note there is a space before every /

OK, I just will copy and paste your command so there cannot occur any typing errors. The drive letter(s) of the partition kept staying the same (I:) (the first drive on the last screen shot) like before, and the partition C: obviously kept staying untouched.

Might there be better chances when I dissemble the drive and plug it in as an external USB drive (with another computer)? I assume, there is a (physically) defect in the drive / Notebook causing the issue.

And, when I run the command, will there be overwritten anything of my data on I:? So should I do a recovery before I start the command just for safety reasons (if the command fails and files are overwritten irreversibly)?

Many thanks again.

Running checkdisk will only correct file system errors which I presume is the cause for your volume turning RAW. It will not harm your data in anyway. The only precaution is do not interrupt checkdisk halfway through. Allow it to take its own time and compelte it oneway or the other even if it takes 10 hours. During the period checkdisk runs, do not use your computer for other work.Leave it alone.

If checkdisk does not correct the problem then we shall think of what should be done. Not until then.

Alright, I understand, I will - of course - exactly do it like you say it.

Yes, no interruption. The entire Notebook seems to be instable, may be it is caused by that drive, just switched off a few times some time ago. So I guess, I first have to get another Notebook for that action. I will report as fast as possible.

Many thanks again.

Done. It appears to have worked perfectly. The partition is accessible again. chkdsk ran about 8, 9 hours (over one million files).

I now will try to find out if all of the files are back / OK. It looks very good.

This was shown when chkdsk was finished (https://i.imgur.com/pPBh9Z4.png):


In the line before the last line an "unknown error" is shown.

So many thanks, only because of your great help I was able to get the data back. Very many thanks.

You are returning after almost - why almost, surely at the most - one and half months, keeping me in suspense all the time - that is a bluff, I forgot all about it .

Yes, I am very sorry about that, I had to get a new Notebook first, the old one just shut off while running, do not know why, and Christmas came across and...sorry again.

Unfortunately I can't understand that language ( German?? Spanish ???)

Ah sorry, yes, the odd language is German.

Do you mean this "Unbekannter Fehler (75736e6a726e6c2e 4f6)"

Yes, exactly. I should have posted the txt file (of the content of the screenshot).

I really do not know but will check on it. I am also trying to learn with every attempt to resolve issues and when we come to know how much we do not know .

Oh yes, that is really true.

In future please upload the screenshots to SevenForums servers. That way there will be a permanent record in the forum without the necessity of going into third party servers which may not be permanent hosts with any fixed policy on retaining the images uploaded.

Yes, of course, I will do it, sorry.

We are only branching off now to check whether your HDD is developing bad sectors and your problem was a result of such bad sectors.

Yes, of course, I understand.

Now do not wait. Backup all critical data to another drive ASAP. No excuses. Refrain from using your laptop till you are ready to backup all data to another external drive.

I had done it before already, because I had thought that issue, the broken MFT, might have been caused by a physical damage or so. So, all of my data should be save now.

Many thanks for the link to that tread and also for finding out what the unknown error means.
Yes, a Seagate. I did some tests / checks with different programs (with the ones you mentioned) and there are shown bad sectors, the drive appears to be very instable, and as there is no warranty anymore I just will / must throw it away and get a new one. At the moment I have a 256 GB SSD drive in the new Notebook with Win 10 (and either on another partition on the same drive or in just a single folder the portable programs I use) and intend to use a 2,5" or 3,5 external USB drive for all of my own data (I have backed up).

So all of my data should be recovered and be save now, two back ups of them.

I am very glad about your tremendous help.

Glad to see the solved tick mark. I am also glad to note that you have also done quite a bit of homework on the problem.

The one positive thing that has emerged from this thread is that if Checkdisk gives a message "An unspecified error occurred (75736e6a726e6c2e 4f6)" that is a warning bell that the drive is failing and one should ASAP back up the data.

But for your query what is that error message, I wouldn't have looked into it. I should thank you for it.