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Your SSD could have been broken triggered by the large write load when moving the partition. Some SSD react by refusing to write while still being readable.

How to extract SMART parameters:
https://forum.cgsecurity.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=10910

This would be very bad. Do you mean only ...

recuperation wrote: 02 Jun 2021, 19:45 When running chkdsk please pass the right partition to the chkdsk command.
You are probably running chkdsk on your USB stick instead of the drive in question.

Well I don't think so, because I clearly specify chkdsk C: /f (C: in this case)

After quick search, try to look at the content using the "p"-key ("list files"). What happens when looking at your "Windows"-partition and the DATA-partition? Can you see the content you expect?

Sure, all the files are listed. (well I'm not sure, maybe there is some files lost, but I don't know ...

Despite uploading the logfile your verbal description of you recovery efforts is unsufficient.
Please provide snapshots of your Testdisk repair action and upload them as an attachment to THIS website.
Thank you!


I just tried the command that my partition manager generates (check and repair ...

the state detected of this partition: finally the log file:

Right, sure
after analysis: the partitions I try to write (which ones appear again as "Deleted" after, whatever if I reboot or not): the filesystem utils menu (with selected the partition I want to fix):

recuperation wrote: 30 May 2021, 20:42 Unfortunately no. Have a nice day!

Right, here are my logs: https://justpaste.it/1pp77

Hi, so to tell you whole story:


(all of this is done from a USB stick using Manjaro, and the partition table type is a EFI GPT )
I wanted to move a partition (it was a large windows data partition), and the software crashes when it was working. Then I have found more or less how to recover the ...