SSD Corrupted from veracrypt would SERIOUSLY appreciate some help

[alexoler2002]

Hello,i went ahead and fully encrypted my ssd yesterday with veracrypt today when i booted it up the veracrypt bootloader was corrupted,i tried booting from my Rescue disk even tried decrypting it however every time it said that the password was wrong when i knew it wasnt.Long story short i grabbed a secondary HDD and installed windows there.The corrupted drive does show within disk manager however i can not intialize and size is 0 bytes.

I have included a screenshot of how it looks below:http://prntscr.com/jt98s3

I would seriously appreciate any advice.

Thank you.

 

[vrumor]

Did you contact whoever makes the encryption software and ask them for help? Nothing anyone can do for you here.

 

[alexoler2002]

Did you contact whoever makes the encryption software and ask them for help? Nothing anyone can do for you here.

It is veracrypt a very well known encryption software.I was asking to see if anyone else has any ideas on how i can fix this.

 

[USAFRet]

This is when you fully wipe the drive, and recover your data from the backup you made before doing this.

 

[alexoler2002]

This is when you fully wipe the drive, and recover your data from the backup you made before doing this.

how can i fully wipe the drive?

 

[USAFRet]

This is when you fully wipe the drive, and recover your data from the backup you made before doing this.

how can i fully wipe the drive?

I'd consider whatever Secure Erase function the manufacturer gives.
What make/model drive is it?

 

[alexoler2002]

This is when you fully wipe the drive, and recover your data from the backup you made before doing this.

how can i fully wipe the drive?

I'd consider whatever Secure Erase function the manufacturer gives.
What make/model drive is it?

I have tried that,however once again the Drive isnt detected by the Secure erase toolkit.Should i RMA the drive?

 

[USAFRet]

This is when you fully wipe the drive, and recover your data from the backup you made before doing this.

how can i fully wipe the drive?

I'd consider whatever Secure Erase function the manufacturer gives.
What make/model drive is it?

I have tried that,however once again the Drive isnt detected by the Secure erase toolkit.Should i RMA the drive?

In that instance, try the RMA.