The error is sometimes caused by faulty encryption files or by a RAW extension. In either way, we have prepared several working methods for you to try out in order to get rid of this error. Good luck and follow the solutions below!
What Causes the Volume does not Contain a Recognized File System Error?
Solution 1: Fix the Boot Manager
Going through the essential commands related to the boot manager is always a nice and easy way to get started with your troubleshooting. There are several methods you should run in a particular order in order to reset and reboot the Boot Manager service which is directly responsible for managing the external drives connected to your computer.
WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7: Windows Setup should open prompting you to enter the preferred language and time and date settings. Enter them correctly and choose the Repair your computer option at the bottom of the window. Keep the initial radio button selected when prompted with Use recovery tools or Restore your computer and click on the Next Choose Startup Repair (the first option) when prompted with the Choose a recovery tool selection.WINDOWS 8, 8.1, 10: You will see a Choose your keyboard layout window so choose the one you want to use. The Choose an option screen will appear so navigate to Troubleshoot » Advanced Options » Command Prompt
Note: Replace the ‘C:’ placeholder with the letter of the drive you are troubleshooting
Solution 2: Scan Your Computer for Malware
Even though this sounds over the top, malware infections are one of the leading causes of this problem and it’s vital you check your computer for malware. Malicious programs would want to prevent you from running things from external drives and they may even infect them. Follow the steps below for advice: Here, we will show you how to scan your PC with Malwarebytes as it often shows the best results considering the fact that it really has a vast database. Good luck! Note: You should also use other security scanners if you can tell the type of malware you have on your computer (ransomware, junkware, etc.). Apart from that, a single scanner will never be able to recognize and delete all types of malware so we suggest you try other ones as well!
Solution 3: Start a SFC Scan
An SFC scan if quite useful as it’s a utility which will scan your computer for missing system files (especially system files) and it will try to redownload and replace them from Microsoft’s servers. This method is great for users who have encrypted a drive on their computer and went into trouble decrypting it. The tool can be launched via Command Prompt and users have reported that running an SFC scan which might take longer in this scenario has triggered a CHKDSK scan at the next startup which went on to resolve the problem. Make sure you give this method a shot if the ones above have failed to help!
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