How to recover corrupt ReFS; storage spaces ReFS error: No Valid Superblock, data integrity checksum error, data in filestream is corrupt

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2020-09-11T12:12:14.423+00:00

I've been using Storage spaces for many years. I have one large 50TB mirrored pool consisting of many drives across many different enclosures.

I recently lost all access to the pool - it shows up in disk manager as RAW file system. The drive letter still shows in explorer but it is unable to access any files. This happened after a reboot.

I ran this:
"refsutil salvage -D s: c:\refs -v -x":

ReFS version: 1.2
Boot sector checked.
Error: No valid superblock!
Error: Command failed.
Error: A data integrity checksum error occurred. Data in the file stream is corrupt.

I then tried:
"refsutil salvage -QS s: c:\refs -v -x"

ReFS version: 1.2
Boot sector checked.
Cluster Size: 65536 (0x10000).
Cluster Count: 838857728 (0x31fff400).
Error: Command failed.
Error: {Corrupt Disk}
The file system structure on the disk is corrupt and unusable.

I looked in eventviewer and found entries "The file system detected a checksum error and was not able to correct it.", and "Volume S: is formatted as ReFS but ReFS is unable to mount it; ReFS encountered status The volume repair was not successful."

Is there anyway to recover the data?

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