see if it show anything? Maybe with "Gparted". If it's an I/O error failure, you let me know when you have a solution.
The following is just a rant.
Last fall, I purchased a new computer, and replaced the harddrive with a new ssd drive. Installed linux on it. Worked great.
A couple of weeks ago, I needed to test something in Win10 on that specific computer so I removed the ssd, reinsert the original harddrive, updated win10 and did the testing of some software. When it was done, removed the harddrive and reinserted the ssd. Did not work!!!! Tried it in another, older and non-uefi Computer, Did not work...dead as a doornail.
had to put the original harddrive back in and installed linux on it - and learn to put up with the slow startup on that computer again.
I never had a harddrive go bad on me and I would have thought the ssd would not go bad this fast since there are no moving parts. wonder if I screwed the screws too tight when mounting the drive
oh well...

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