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Partitioned old hard drive not accessible

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My Gateway laptop recently crashed. According to my amateur opinion, the motherboard was fried (the fan had been malfunctioning since about a year after I purchased it, so it was always heating up a lot). So I bought a hard drive enclosure with the USB cord and connected it to my new laptop. I was able to access what used to be the old C: drive easily, but the hard drive had a partition where I stored the majority of my files. For some reason, I cannot access this partition. I used EaseUs Partition Master and was able to explore the partition and saw that my files are still there, but I couldn't access them still.
I was wondering what my options are.
The only solution I could come up with is copy the entire partition to the new laptop. :confused:
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Tried accessing F: drive in the command prompt, but all it said was "data error <cyclic redundancy check>"
I'm assuming the partition might have become corrupt at some point when the computer crashed.
I guess I will have to copy the entire partition to another partition, which is what I was hoping I wouldn't have to do because of lack of space. Oh well. Thanks
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