Windows 10 Does it mean all hard drive data got erased if "C:\>dir" returns "0 File(s) 1 Dir(s)"

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In effort to resolve a black screen problem I brought up the command prompt on WinRE and typed: "C:\>dir". It returned the following:

Volume in drive C is System Reserved
Volume Serial Number is 84A3-2C67
Directory of C:\
01/17/2021 02:31AM <DIR> Boot
0 File(s) 1 Dir(s) 68,362,240 bytes free

Does it look normal or indicate that all data on C: got erased? If erased, is it possible to see them using the "attrib" command?

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