Before I make a full reset on my Windows hard drive (C), I did a backup of all my important files to my second Hard Drive (D) and then, I executed the "chkdsk D: /r" command on CMD just because sometimes my Hard Drive (D) was having some kind of failures but I needed to do it. In the end, I reset it.
Finishing the Windows setup after the full reset, I opened my .txt and just one of them got corrupted or probably encrypted, they have a bunch of weird characters. No other .txt I have backed up don't have this problem, that's the only .txt file that happened it.
(text file preview)
It's pretty sure that the "chkdsk D: /r" command corrupted it and it's crazy that just one text file got corrupted and the others didn't.
https://prnt.sc/MWzwlpqcAuYt
P.S.: 52.6 KB is the original size of the .txt file, even before it corrupted.
https://prnt.sc/mJvbf6w1Ahhj
Even the document text owner name have changed to "S-1-5-21-3497...." and it's not my username anymore.
Any solution for this type of problem?!
Finishing the Windows setup after the full reset, I opened my .txt and just one of them got corrupted or probably encrypted, they have a bunch of weird characters. No other .txt I have backed up don't have this problem, that's the only .txt file that happened it.
(text file preview)
It's pretty sure that the "chkdsk D: /r" command corrupted it and it's crazy that just one text file got corrupted and the others didn't.
https://prnt.sc/MWzwlpqcAuYt
P.S.: 52.6 KB is the original size of the .txt file, even before it corrupted.
https://prnt.sc/mJvbf6w1Ahhj
Even the document text owner name have changed to "S-1-5-21-3497...." and it's not my username anymore.
Any solution for this type of problem?!