Need help. Windows is corrupted

[cookie rager]

So a few days ago I had bought a SSD (Samsung SSD 860 Evo 250gb) and performed a fresh install of windows on to it. Yesterday I tried booting up and I keep getting this error.

I tried resetting Windows 10 but it didn't work.

I reinstalled Windows 10 on a spare hard drive to see what was wrong with the drive and it said D:\ is not accessible. The file may be corrupted or unreadable.

I just want to restore my lost data

 

My specs

I7 6700

GTX 1060 3gb

16gb Ram

 

Also should I get the SSD replaced?

[Guest]

Maybe the ssd died? If the information on it is valuable then bring the ssd to a data recovery expert.

[Streetguru]

10 minutes ago, cookie rager said:

I just want to restore my lost data

Just load up test disk to attempt some data recovery or image the drive first and work off of the image

[AskTJ]

Yes, you should get a new SSD.

 

If fresh windows installations are failing, its always certainly the drive.

 

Nothing else should fail, unless it was a faulty SATA port.

[cookie rager]

52 minutes ago, Some Random Member said:

Maybe the ssd died? If the information on it is valuable then bring the ssd to a data recovery expert.

The SSD still works, I think I may do that as a last resort

[cookie rager]

40 minutes ago, AskTJ said:

Yes, you should get a new SSD.

 

If fresh windows installations are failing, its always certainly the drive.

 

Nothing else should fail, unless it was a faulty SATA port.

I don't think I was clear sorry. But what I meant it was a clean install and it sorta corrupted

[cookie rager]

47 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

Just load up test disk to attempt some data recovery or image the drive first and work off of the image

Thanks, will try that soon

 

[cookie rager]

I've restored all my data (testdisk) and did a clean install of windows 10. Thanks everyone. If it breaks down again tho I may return my ssd

[Streetguru]

7 minutes ago, cookie rager said:

I've restored all my data (testdisk) and did a clean install of windows 10. Thanks everyone. If it breaks down again tho I may return my ssd

You should probably just return it to start with if it's having issues.

[cookie rager]

1 hour ago, Streetguru said:

You should probably just return it to start with if it's having issues.

So far it hasn't had any issues. But I am considering of doing that