Windows 10 Boot Loop, SSD/OS problem. Is it still possible to backup my SSD data despite this? Backup data, install windows. 0x8007045d.

Question

This is the 4th day since my win10 is experiencing boot loop.
Can't boot into WinRE so I use a boot USB/Disc to enter WinRE.
Tried chkdsk, dism, bootrec, but only receive I/O device error and other errors.
Can't enter safe mode since f8 not available, power up 3 times also won't enter WinRE.
"startup settings" is missing from the Boot USB WinRE.
"Reset this PC" is missing. (If I remember correctly, it is there at the first place, but missing after execute some commands)
Lastly, I sent my laptop to a local store and they have their technician to check.
After 90 minutes of checking. The technician say probably the chip burn... and ask if i want to buy a new SSD or reformat my SATA HDD to install OS. But I doubt about their conclusion (chip probably burned they say) and want to confirm with the Microsoft community...

Could any community member help me to see if this situation (command prompt result for my SSD (C:/ drive) in photo below) is totally hopeless (cannot transfer my data to another drive).

1) Is it still possible to access and backup my data from my SSD?
2) If not, is it possible to access and reformat my SSD for Windows OS installation?

Boot USB WinRE in attachment (1 & 2) below:

Command prompt result (attachment 3) from a boot USB/Disk's WinRE:

Answer 1

The image displayed multiple RAW partitions.

These are some possible options:

1. Ubuntu
2. Move the problematic drive to an empty bay of another computer > attempt copy and paste files
3. Move the problematic drive to a HD enclosure > connect to a working computer > attempt to copy and paste files
4. Partition data recovery software: getdataback, diskgenius, minitool, testdisk, etc.

1) Find a flash drive that you can format

2) On a working computer create a bootable Ubuntu / Linux flash drive:
https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows#1-overview

3) On the problematic computer boot to the Ubuntu flash drive

4) Attempt to copy and paste files from the problematic drive to another disk drive using the Ubuntu Graphical User Interface (GUI)

5) If Ubuntu fails to find data then use data recovery software or professional data recovery (Seagate, etc.)

https://recoverit.wondershare.com/
https://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
https://www.minitool.com/data-recovery-software/
https://www.runtime.org/data-recovery-software.htm
https://www.diskgenius.com/

https://www.seagate.com/products/rescue-data-recovery/

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Answer 2

@Docs
Hi, Below is the result of the commands:

For SSD enclosure, I will need to go to a pc store (where my pc I bought, further place which is the reason I don't want to go to the place in the first place), and ask them to check for me so I can borrow their SSD enclosure (external SSD socket) and use at the store. After I move to a SSD enclosure, I will run:
Sea Tools long generic test
HD Tune Health, Full error scan
HD Sentinel Overview, Temperature, SMART
Crystal Disk Info SMART
etc.
I have tried to insert to a SSD socket of my cousin desktop. Since he has the OS installed in his HDD. But it stuck and can't boot into Windows.
This is the result where I try to use an empty SSD bay of another computer, have select to boot with his HDD but still failed:

I will go to the pc store within 2 days to use their SSD enclosure and run test and get the result back to this thread, maybe will try to reformat too as I can't visit that store very often.

Answer 3

The WDS250G2B0B-00YS70 SSD drive has 5 partitions.

Volumes 0, 2, and 3 displayed RAW.

The boot configuration data store could not be opened.

The configuration registry database was reported as corrupt.

The important files were reported as backed up.

If the disk testing reports significant problems with the drive then replace the drive.

If disk testing displays pass then plan to delete all partitions followed by a clean install.