Hello,
My friend's SSD was running slow randomly one day and he decided to do a clean install of windows 10. In the process of formatting the drive to install windows, an error code 0x80070057 appeared and he was not able to install windows however everything was formatted. We then plugged it into another computer and went through disk management and saw that the drive had two partitions. A reserved NTFS 500MB partition and a 470ish GB RAW partition. We are able to assign a drive letter to both partitions, but we cannot access the RAW partition nor can we format it to NTFS. In disk management it shows RAW, however when doing the CMD command "convert X(driver letter): /fs:ntfs" It shows up as NTFS already and any recovery program says it is NTFS. What could we do to solve this problem? There are no important files on the SSD so we do not care for data loss. The SSD is a Corsair Neutron XT 480 GB.
Thanks in advance.
My friend's SSD was running slow randomly one day and he decided to do a clean install of windows 10. In the process of formatting the drive to install windows, an error code 0x80070057 appeared and he was not able to install windows however everything was formatted. We then plugged it into another computer and went through disk management and saw that the drive had two partitions. A reserved NTFS 500MB partition and a 470ish GB RAW partition. We are able to assign a drive letter to both partitions, but we cannot access the RAW partition nor can we format it to NTFS. In disk management it shows RAW, however when doing the CMD command "convert X(driver letter): /fs:ntfs" It shows up as NTFS already and any recovery program says it is NTFS. What could we do to solve this problem? There are no important files on the SSD so we do not care for data loss. The SSD is a Corsair Neutron XT 480 GB.
Thanks in advance.
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