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Thanks so much for the reply.

and the last one. Sorry, if some of them are twice.

and more screenshots.

Here are some more screenshots.
Maybe it is useful for you to see.

You can try
- run cmd, right click run as administrator) and next chkdsk /f d:
- try testdisk, advanced, list from a Linux LiveUSB (see https://www.cgsecurity.org/testdisk.pdf for details)
- if nothing works, use photorec on this partition, choose [Whole] instead of [Free]

Hello Mr. Grenier,

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You can try
- run cmd, right click run as administrator) and next chkdsk /f d:
- try testdisk, advanced, list from a Linux LiveUSB (see https://www.cgsecurity.org/testdisk.pdf for details)
- if nothing works, use photorec on this partition, choose [Whole] instead of [Free]

I am forever in your ...

If I understand correctly, your problem is that the D: partition is listed as RAW by Windows.
Use latest TestDisk 7.1-WIP, PhysicalDrive1, Advanced, select the partition corresponding to D:, Boot, RebuildBS, List.
If you see your files, choose Write, confirm, Quit and restart your computer.
If you ...

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hi all,
i should tell you first the background i guess.

A few weeks ago i did a BIOS update on my Asus Z 170 D Motherboard from version 1702 to 2202. After that and a reboot my RAID 0 ( which was also my boot drive ) was displayed as failed. One of the two Samsung 950 Pro NVMe M.2 SSDs ( 256 GB ...