Hi
You could try performing a chkdsk:
Open elevated Command Prompt
Type chkdsk D: /f /r /x
Press Enter.
Also, backup all your D drive data, and try formatting the D drive.
Check out information in Event Viewer to see if there’s any error massages.
Were there any hardware changes made recently? Might consider chances of physical damage.
Best regards.
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