cannot select disk D without crashing the file explorer and other

Question

Hi,

I just reset my windows 10 since I think it is about time I do.
so the main problems are:
extremely slow booting up times (it used to be ~12 seconds, now it takes 2 minutes)
crashes every time I try to interact with my local disk (D:)

If the specs have anything to do with it, they are here:
Toshiba HDWD110Kingston SA2000M (where windows is located)

I factory reset my pc today (around 6 hours ago) and I tried to open my HDD drive because there was no blue line indicating the storage or anything.
So I right clicked it and waited for it to load, after around 2 seconds my file explorer crashed, at the time I was with a couple of friends on discord, I couldn't do anything with the file explorer, discord was working perfectly and so was everything else. Yes I did try to end the task, then run explorer.exe.

At this point I am too tired from everything, I skipped school just to fix this and I am not letting it go to waste.
if anyone knows a fix for at least ONE of them, I will love you forever.

Thanks for any info.

Answer 1

Hi,

I'm Independent Advisor not Microsoft employee or support person. I have deep enough Windows knowledge and you may trust me. It's a pleasure for me to help others and I'll do all my best to help you.

Please run chkdsk d: /r /scan command and check the results.

Answer 2

Hi there Igor,
I will give you a screenshot of the command when it is finished.

Answer 3

The command got stuck at 228 out of 250,
I tried going to the disk management, the HDD is now a RAW file, any help on that?
my sincerest apologies

Answer 4

Please use third party DMDE tool to try to recover file structure or extract data.

Seem disk is faulting unfortunately.

Answer 5

Hi again,
Thank you so much for your help, I woke up and saw it was working, thank you so much. You are a good man.