Windows 10 The request failed due to a fatal device hardware error

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Hello,I have a Samsung SSD.The SSD drive works perfect as an internal main disk of a laptop. The SSD runs Windows 10.Yet when I take this disk and put in a USB external case. - I hear windows acknowledging the connection when connecting the USB to the laptop- Yet windows explorer does not open. No drive letter is assigned.When I open disk management. I see the disk as disk 1 and the only thing I can do is to initialize it. Yet when doing I get the error form the title of this post.As no drive letter is assigned I cannot run CHKDSK.When putting another SSD drive in the casing, it works as expec

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